climate change and adaptation 8 2.1 the need for adaptation 8 2.2 adaptation and the unfccc 10 iii. Ultimately, possible … This brings us to the third starting point of, genuine collaboration, which is rooted in the traditions of the people involved. Investigation of forests allied to western border of the national park funded by Kreditnstalt fur Wiederaufbau – German Development Bank. Different from other approaches in action research, it assumes that the most, effective way of contributing to social action is to inquire into moments of exceptional. Leading organizational transformation. Thus, an important, consideration is that the development of the research should remain transparent to the, stakeholders It may require extra efforts from the actors involved to ascertain that all actors, actually have access to the information generated by the process, for example in the case of, actors who have no direct access to scientific libraries or particular internet sources. Constructionist theory stresses that learning is about, constructing ideas by the one who learns, rather than teachers transmitting knowledge to, pupils. It examines climate change impacts on forests and forest managers throughout the world. address the challenges of adaptation to climate change. Action research and minority problems. Among others, scholars in organization studies (, education studies (Stringer, 2004) are increasingly giving attention to how to engage problem. CBIs have been acclaimed for their innovativeness, problem-solving capacity, and legitimacy. 3. co-decision: researchers and practitioners jointly decide about research questions. Using a quantitative/qualitative mixed-methods approach, I examine the relationships between durability and performance of community-based initiatives and 4 key factors, with an in-depth focus on the factor government support. This makes it even more important to give, stakeholders a say in the research. to climate change, based on a literature review and a survey of forest managers. http://www.routledge.com/books/details/9781138017603/, .1 Differences and similarities between action research, case studies, ethnography, and consultancy, .2 Main differences between five approaches to action research, .3 Levels of involvement during action research, All figure content in this area was uploaded by Jasper Eshuis, All content in this area was uploaded by Jasper Eshuis on Jul 06, 2018, Patrick Huntjens, Jasper Eshuis, Catrien Termeer, and Arwin van Buuren. A main difference from both approaches is, that action research aims to contribute to social action, but this is not necessarily a goal in. existing policy and research institutions. This new 'research on adaptation research' promises to help enhance understanding of the research enterprise itself and how it can become more adaptive. of climate change on yields ranged from decreases to increases, generally improving with latitude and worseningwith time . used to help ‘ordinary people regain the capacity to create their own knowledge.’ In that case, co-inquiry aims at emancipation. Eden, C., & Huxham, C. (1996). 0000006287 00000 n Water problems, it is assumed, are better tackled by more inclusive decision-making processes, while more integrated regional land-use planning is explored to accommodate multiple interests. This article points at the contradictions in Dutch-style inclusive decision-making. Learning evaluation, can be seen as a form of collaborative action research on the level of reflection. For others the tighter link between academia and society reflects a deeper shift toward not just communicating knowledge, but directly addressing the practical problems facing decision-makers and providing tailored, fit-forpurpose knowledge, My PhD research focuses on community-based initiatives (CBIs): a form of self-organization in which citizens collectively initiate and implement initiatives aimed at tackling societal issues in pro, Performing an inventory of existing legislation and framework policies allows the identification of gaps and overlaps, and recognition of trends within and among different environmental issues. An overview of the methodological approach of action research. startxref process, including personal preferences and interests (O’Brien, 2001). We focus on how these processes have been and are governed, what this means in terms of ‘stakeholder involvement’, and whether ‘inclusiveness’ is always the solution. If protected areas of both countries were to be connected by explored and studied area, the combined reserve would be the largest surviving karst primary forest in south-east Asia. Winter, R. (1996). It looks at how those impacts will affect First Nation communities and presents a range of possible adaptation strategies. Multiple agencies with their respective mandates of control over the region and the resulting power struggles create deep divisions in the sustainability and adaptation governance. Erprobung von Innovationen. In the past decades Dutch flood defence infrastructure has met with a growing societal awareness of landscape and cultural values, of the importance of local livelihoods, and increasingly strong claims and demands for active citizen involvement in decision-making and planning processes that change people's life-worlds. Integrating action and reflection through co-operative inquiry. �*�A��Ν�ռ� This brings to the fore the potential of design science (Van Aken 2007; van Aken and Romme 2009) and action research (Eden and Huxham 1996;Reason and Bradbury 2001) for the study of clusters as organization forms. Thus, it is important to consult the relevant stakeholders, and take into account their preferences. They do not aim to take a neutral or objective stance. They must respond to the intermediate conclusions, after which the evaluator will, determine their effects. 0000005923 00000 n Local authorities were shown to assess risk and proportionality of response to ash dieback through processes of deliberative social learning mixing opinion, scientific and practice-based knowledge to reach a consensus over the methods and knowledge that would be used in decision-making. knowledge, but for governance knowledge also. 0000064139 00000 n Other origins of, action research can be seen in the Marxist idea that the main goal is not understanding the, world but rather changing it (Reason & Bradbury, 2001). Under the flag of action research and, action science, scholars such as Argyris (1985) and Torbert (1989) have built upon Lewin’s, work. climate change on human health so that we can both mitigate and adapt to the environmental effects of climate change in the healthiest and most efficient ways. Climate adaptation research is expanding rapidly within an increasingly reflexive society where the relationship between academia and other social institutions is in a state of flux. • Climate change exacerbates some existing health threats and creates new public health challenges. Systems thinking has revealed that solving problems in (complex) systems requires an, understanding not only of the separate components of the system, but also of their, interrelationships and their relation to the whole. we draw attention to the following considerations. © 2015, Women's Health and Action Research Centre, All rights reserved. researcher and problem holder become blurred. Therefore, both qualitative and quantitative methods, As clarified above, an important aim of action research is to develop actionable knowledge, (Coghlan & Brannick, 2002). There is considerable science-based evidence that the global climate is changing, with increasing overall temperatures, increasing carbon dioxide (CO. 2) and other greenhouse gases (GHGs), and altered patterns of precipitation (Backlund et al., 2008). climate change in the agriculture and food security sectors; To develop the capacity of users to utilize Participatory Action Research (PAR) tools in gathering socio-economic and gender-sensitive information for climate change research and development; To help users understand how to analyse field research outputs in a field research setting; Wicked problems can be characterized by a variety of conflicting societal perceptions or ‘frames’ through which knowledge is interpreted. While rehabilitation, livelihood security, built and human capital remain absent, the locals are not only expected to cope with hazards autonomously but also relinquish their living spaces to avoid future disasters. as practical tools for knowledge elicitation and/or process facilitation by consultants, policymakers, NGOs, and other practitioners. Omgaan met 'gedoe. As climate science and the Earth’s climate have continued to evolve over recent decades, increasing evidence of anthropogenic infl uences on climate change has been found. Learning evaluations aim to improve policies and projects as they unfold during, implementation (Edelenbos & van Buuren, 2005). executing the research process from beginning to end. 2307 0 obj <> endobj These institutional misfits are decisive to explain ultimate Obtained data presented in this monograph indicate straight advisability of expansion of national park on territories with intact primary forests having full spectrum of habitats and living forms of indigenous nature of Indochinese Peninsula. The, ambition is to achieve scientific quality by placing this co-production of knowledge in a well-, founded theoretical framework, and by involving partners working on climate adaptation in, approaches to it have blossomed. Lewin’s research on, organizational change and social democracy explicitly aimed at social action. Organizational learning: A theory of action perspective. Chapter 1. In P. Reason &. (Eds.). Appreciative inquiry: The power of. Reason & Bradbury, 2001; McIntyre, 2008). The next section gives an, overview of the historical development of action research. Consultancy does not aim to have an effect in the scientific community. (2006). Join ResearchGate to find the people and research you need to help your work. 0000053114 00000 n A useful overall definition of action research is provided by Waterman et al. In the fourth section, we distinguish its main current forms. (See the detailed project description attached). 0000005962 00000 n One aspect of climate change is an increasing number of days with extreme heat. This qualitative ethnographically informed preliminary grounded theory study, Scientifically established strategy of nature protection is one of the most important directions of modern science. View Adaptation to Climate Change Research Papers on Academia.edu for free. global climate change, provides research recommendations, and proposes policies for APA to assist psychologists’ engagement with this issue. holism and critiquing reductionist approaches (e.g. In N. K. Denzin and Y. S. Stirling, A. Reason, P. (2003). This intensity has to do with two factors: including the width and the depth of interaction (cf. tion von Praxisakteuren dar. <<8118DB8E1822044A92ABC384E18CB290>]>> Background, roots, and theoretical sources of action re, Action research has a rich history with several origins. A study of the interplay between meaning and power in policy deliberations over adaptation to climate change, Reconciling collaborative action research with existing institutions: Insights from Dutch and German climate knowledge programmes, The relationship of systems thinking to action research. Key Deliverable 1A, Theme 7: Governance of adaptation. It also defines how we see action research in this book and describes its, main current forms and how they can be distinguished. As Reason (1999, p. 207) argues, it can be. The empirical chapters explore, how these variations work out to effect the development of scientific findings and the practice. The latter describes the region as an unstable, immature and active delta unfit for human habitation. Philippines; macro-analysis of environmental policy tools; Clean Air Acts and other air pollution laws; Asia's need to update its air quality policies; energy as a priority issue for climate change mitigation and adaptation; the push for more focus on renewable energy policy; link between energy and climate change; R&D trends; and the acceptance of environmentally sustainable transportation as an alternative to uncontrolled motorization. Another important criterion pertains to stakeholders’ preferences or capacities, regarding their willingness to participate in action research, and their willingness to critically, reflect on on-going practice (this may be related to political sensitivity, but also to actors’, In practice, a mix of the approaches will usually be developed to fit the specific goals and, Not only are there various approaches to action research, there are also different levels of. Learning evaluations have a function of, assessment, but also learning. However, little is known about their actual outcomes and about the factors influencing their performance and durability. We distinguish between one-sided (assisting community members in need) and two-sided solidarity (furthering a common interest) and between voluntary and compulsory solidarity. Results presented here stem from participative research action (PRA) projects undertaken in several coastal communities in New-Brunswick and Quebec, using methods such as semi-directed interviews, focus groups, participant observation, public meetings, kitchen assemblies, collaborative mapping, Method of Evaluation by Group Facilitation (MEGF) or participative ranking. 0000006208 00000 n For example, critical theory informs action, research in the sense that it aims at social change, and that it addresses power relationships. The state claims embankments to be the only instrument of protection and governance, which also designate their authority over the region. Echoing the concerns of Chantal Mouffe and others, we will argue that ‘the political’ may also be obscured at the peril of turning out self-defeating. Systems thinking is a grounding of action research when it comes to propagating. In the next section, we describe in more detail what action research exactly is, and. 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However, there is huge variety when, it comes to the other levels. ORANI-G forms the basis of an annual modelling, Many people hold stereotypes and assumptions about religious communities in regards to their feelings and beliefs about sex and the impact it has on the lived experiences of religious people. No-tillage and rye cover crop did not ping serveas effective adaptations in regards to yields. The idea is that positive elements are crucial to the vitality of organizations and. both climate issues and food insecurity, and the specific research needs have been well documented. Climate change threatens more land, people, and economies in Asia and small Pacific island states than any other part Appreciative inquiry asks questions such as: What do you value most about. Since the French times, the state is involved through compulsory national solidarity contributions to avoid societal disruption by major floods. Kemmis, 2001). Crucially, learning evaluation is a participative form of, evaluation; users (the evaluated) and executors of evaluation (the evaluators) shape the, evaluations in close interaction and consultation. Policies and governance of sustainability and adaptation in the Indian Sundarbans are deeply entrenched in the discursive conflicts between various narratives emanating from global, national and local actors, respectively. Some Principles and Procedures for the Conduct of Action Research. Practice-driven research means that we take guidance from the, stakeholders in our case studies as the primary source of questions, dilemmas, and empirical, data regarding the governance of adaptation, but also collaborate with these stakeholders in, testing insights and strategies, and evaluating their usefulness. In S. R. Eversole, R. (2003). However, co-inquiry can also be used for more pragmatic, purposes such as the enlargement of the research capacity or the enhancement of actors’, learning by their being actively involved in the research process. 0000010715 00000 n 0000005363 00000 n Wacquant, L. J. D. (1995). Gilmore, T., Krantz, J., & Ramirez, R. (1986). The authors differentiate between, levels or intensities of action research. For example, approaches based on co-benefits and benefit sharing, have failed to cater to the local needs. Dutch National, Handbook of action research: Participative inquiry and, Engaged scholarship: A guide for organizational and social. Indeed, the model equations are presented in the syntax, resembling ordinary algebraic notation, used by the GEMPACK modelling system to specify the model. As described in chapter 1, the core philosophy of our research approach can be described as, developing a powerful combination between practice-driven research and theoretically, informed scientific research. xref Lewin, K. (1946). (ii) What information and knowledge do local authorities need to assess and manage the specific risks of ash dieback? Action research: Its nature and validity. Local authorities (local government units) hold responsibility for managing ash trees along the highways and other public sites, with a focus on maintaining public health and safety. Also, different roles can be divided within a, researcher team. Potenziale aber auch methodische Herausforderungen liegen insbesondere in der Begleitung der Praxis- PDF | Governments all over the world are struggling with the question of how to adapt to climate change. Table 2.4 shows how various the goals of action research can be, and how diverse the, interaction between the researcher and practitioners can be. together with the actors involved (Stringer 2004; Wadsworth, 2001). A. M., & Boonstra, J. J. In cooperative inquiry, everybody involved in the research is a co-researcher and also a co-. This redoubling of effort in communicating climate change science has been partly fuelled by the desire to redress the explicit or implicit inaction on such knowledge to date by some members of society, including senior decision-makers [39], as well as growing recognition that adaptation is not infinite or a guaranteed panacea [40]. The objective of this paper is to be able to assess the vulnerability of selected major multipurpose reservoirs of the country to climate change, as repre-sented by results of selected general circulation mod-els (GCMs) and scenarios incorporating incremental changes. Supervisors: prof. Jurian Edelenbos, dr. Ingmar van Meerkerk & prof. Arwin van Buuren. 0000044539 00000 n Research review and recommendations This APA Climate Change Task Force Report considers psychology’s contribution to climate change by addressing the following six questions: climate change and it drives other changes in the climate, such as changes in rainfall patterns and the frequency and distribution of weather events such as droughts, storms, floods and heat waves. Managing the pitfalls of participatory development: Some insight from. realize real forms of collaboration and effective interaction that maximize joint learning. reflects the most far-reaching level of involvement. 16–17) puts it ‘All participants must be, allowed to influence the work, and the wishes of those who do not wish to participate must be, respected.’ O’Brien (2001) argues that decisions made about the direction of the research, should be collective. Now is the time to harness cutting-edge technological understanding, human ingenuity and the rich history of farmers working in tandem with the wisdom of natural ecosystems. One tool for helping to manage this tension is a third, more reflexive, orientation toward adaptation research that is emerging in the literature. Presenting at the UN climate change meeting last month, I made the fundamental point that we need to start realizing that the tropics are so much more than just the Amazon. t��:s=L�}&�vzh��P�!2[\� �n� �Gg�ll{*�)��YV�2�ج�A�{\uu���E����/P"�"yҸ���l�0� R~uA�O�M�9.w��|0nxP3���:j�q�����x� 4�#�z��|J~JϸLBM��';M��OmA[x�tg�h (Schön, 1983). methods, and the way in which the results are formulated; 4. co-production: researchers and practitioners work together in developing and. Fals-Borda, O., & Rahman, M. A. If it is, PAR is a suitable option. both programmes, this paper explores the difficulties researchers encounter, analyses the underlying Economists calculate values of the ecosystem services and products offered by the Sundarbans but fail to deliberate upon or devise a mechanism of sharing these benefits. ‘improvement’ (as judged by people in the situation) can then ensue, with the researcher, however his or her role is defined, also committed to continuous reflection on the. This chapter discusses forms and foundations, of action research. assessing the impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change 13 näre Kooperation von den beteiligten Akteuren als grundsätzlich bereichernd und effektiv für die Zielsetzung empfunden wird. In many action research situations, the hired researcher’s role is primarily. 0000138546 00000 n O’Brien, 2001), including those of planner, leader, catalyst, facilitator, teacher, designer, listener, observer, synthesizer, and reporter. Climate change research and activities in the mining and exploration industry typically focus on what can be done to reduce mining’s impact on climate change. Action research for the study of organizations. (unobtrusive) observation of what is goin, Researchers take part in the practices they, practitioners in order to improve practice, interventions in order to test hypotheses and, Genuine action research implies more than observation. It shares with those methodologies the, element of the research being carried out, ethnography and participant observation the element of the researcher participating in the, activities and developments that are being studied. Ownership of the research and the research products, Ethically, it is relevant not only that researchers should gain permission and consult, stakeholders about decisions directly pertaining to the on-going research, but also that, stakeholders should be asked for permission if researchers want to collect or use data for, purposes other than the specific action research on which they are working. Climate Change in 2018: Implications for Business [The Department of Defense] recognizes the reality of climate change and the significant risk it poses to U.S. interests globally. Then the chapter deals with, ethical considerations and normative aspects with regard to action research. >�Cп?��u���d(����J�����O}׬2��h�\�.��? 2015. Varieties of participation in complex governance. Inclusive water governance in the Netherlands, Navigating Frames. A discussion covers the legislative framework for air quality, climate change, energy, and transport across China, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Bangladesh, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Vietnam, and the, ORANI is an applied general equilibrium (AGE) model of the Australian economy which is widely used by academics and by economists in the government and private sectors. Soroye et al. Ludema, J. D., Cooperrider, D. L., & Barrett, F. J. There are many forms of collaborative investigation like, brainstorming sessions, focus group meetings, and group model building. Another main source of action research is psychotherapy, where it has been used to develop, forms of mutual inquiry and self-help. Traditionally, Dutch water management is characterized by compulsory two-sided solidarity at the water board level. Actieonderzoek (Dealing with ‘fuss’ in action research). Within the fields of organizational change and, leadership also, there is a history of action research. Der sozialwissenschaftliche Aktionsforschungsansatz erweist sich als geeignet für die Förderung einer systemisch-inter- und transdisziplinären Vorgehensweise zur Generierung bzw. The document includes: an outline of the structure of the model and of the appropriate interpretations of the results of comparative-static and forecasting simulations; a description of the solution procedure; a brief description of the data, emphasising the general features of the data structure required for such a model; a complete description of the theoretical specification of the model framed around the TABLO Input file which implements the model in GEMPACK. The toolbox for action, research (Huntjens et al., 2011) includes quite a number of methods and tools that are also. They need information not only about the issue and its possible consequences, but also about feasible governance strategies and instruments to combat it. Placing ash dieback on corporate risk registers that cut across the multiple departments dealing with the problem facilitated political approval, action planning, and budget allocation. Furthermore, the paper concludes that risk aversion, stereotyping and scale Both the Netherlands and Germany have set up largescale As Table 2.1 shows, action research has several, similarities with case studies (Blatter & Haverland, 2012; Yin, 1984) and ethnographic, research (e.g. This PhD thesis is inspired by the rapid rise and fall in societal attention for climate change from 2005 onwards. An important, criterion is the goal that one is trying to realize through action research. Developing local action plans (LAPs) for ash dieback is promoted by the government as way for local authorities to plan an effective strategic response at a landscape scale. The document The National Security Strategy, issued in February 2015, is clear that climate change is an The choice for collective arrangements is tied to a call for solidarity. existing institutions: organize the knowledge arrangement as a collaborative process; construct Upon invitation into a domain, the outside researcher’s role is to implement the, action research method in such a manner as to produce a mutually agreeable outcome for all, participants, with the process being maintained by them afterwards. Climate Change Science White Paper U.S. Department of Agriculture Research, Education and Economics Office of the Chief Scientist July 24, 2012. This bibliography supports OEHHA’s efforts to compile a periodic report on indicators of climate change in California (OEHHA, 2018), and is made available as a resource for environmental and public health agencies, the research community, non-government organizations, and the public. In. Komplexe gesellschaftliche Probleme wie die Anpassung an den Klimawandel bedürfen einer problemlösungsorientierten Forschung, die sowohl systemisch-interdisziplinär vorgeht als auch unterschiedliche gesellschaftliche Akteure einbindet. As a human being on this planet the issue of climate change bothers me because the rapid warming in the last few years is mostly due to human-induced activities and we continue to warm the planet at this instant in time. Internationally there is a move toward employing methods based on multi-stakeholder collaborative and social learning processes in forestry and other environmental domains dealing with large scale, risky, and intractable issues exhibiting such "knowledge problems", ... Es soll also gleichzeitig ein Experimentierfeld eröffnet und eine Beispiellösung erarbeitet werden. see action research in this book. Although the researcher must be committed to facilitating change and dealing, with practical problems, it is important that the researcher plays a role that is different from. Impacts of climate variability and change Climate change exacerbates the risks that the current climate, including variability, poses for sanitation, and creates new risks, heightens uncertainties, and can increase inequality in sanitation access (Kohlitz et al., 2017). In the process the stakes may become so fuzzy that participants risk losing interest in participating and may ‘exit’ or ‘voice’ in different fora. Canada’s Atlantic coast has been increasingly affected by inundations and coastal erosion over time. 0000066031 00000 n %PDF-1.6 %���� (disadvantaged) groups in relation to institutionalized power. course, and has been adapted to build models of South Africa, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Fiji, South Korea, Denmark, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines and both Chinas. 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