Adaptive Capacity of Water Management to Climate Change in Brazil: A Case Study Analysis of the Baixo Jaguaribe and Pirapama River Basins

Keywords

Adaptive capacity, Vulnerability (computing), Climate change, Corporate governance, Geography

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• Urban Climate Change Adaptation: Case Studies in Ann Arbor and Grand Rapids, MIParrish Berquist, Zane Hadzick, Jennifer Kullgren — 2012
• Drought, Governance and Adaptive Capacity in North East Brazil: A Case Study of CearáMaria Carmen Lemos — 2007
• Decision-Support Experiments and Evaluations using Seasonal-to-Interannual Forecasts and Observational Data: A Focus on Water ResourcesNancy Beller‐Simms, Helen Ingram, David L. Feldman — 2009
• Unpacking governance: Building adaptive capacity to climate change of river basins in BrazilNathan L. Engle, Maria Carmen Lemos — 2010
• How to Deal with Climate Change?: Institutional Adaptive Capacity as a Means to Promote Sustainable Water GovernanceBeatrice Mosello — 2015
• Adapting to climate change by water management organisations: Enablers and barriersAdani Azhoni, Simon Jude, Ian Holman — 2018
• Is It Possible to Investigate the Future with Knowledge from the Past? A Conceptual Framework to Study Institutional Adaptive CapacityBeatrice Mosello — 2015
• Water Governance Throughout History and ScienceBeatrice Mosello — 2015
• The changing contextDenise D. Fort, H. Ingram, D. Feldman — 2020
• The vulnerability of Zambian communities living along the Zambezi River Basin to floodsK. Venkateswaran — 2014
• Fighting Climate Change: Human Solidarity in a Divided World Drought, Governance and Adaptive Capacity in North East Brazil: a Case Study of CearáM. Lemos

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