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Sustainability as Evaluative Minefield; on Systems Perspectives and the IDEAS General Assembly 2015
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It is a great pleasure to return to Climate-Eval and contribute a blog on an issue that should be music in your ears!
Protected Areas: PADDD and Poor Governance go Hand-in-hand
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There are various ways of defining protected areas.
Building Adaptive Learning Systems for NRM and CCA Outcomes and Sustainable Inclusive Growth
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Lessons from Mauritius, Seychelles and Iran, other GEF-UNDP projects
Patrons and Partners in Climate Compatible Development: The Water Filter Story
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My doctoral work opens the black box of practice (Mosse 2004) to examine how climate-compatible development projects that utilize carbon finance can enable (or hinder) local economic development.
Independent evaluation of the Inter-American Development Bank's work on climate change in Latin America and the Caribbean: 3 Main Takeaways
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Independent evaluation of the Inter-American Development Bank?s work on climate change in Latin America and the Caribbean: 3 Main Takeaways
Hello from the new Climate-Eval moderator!
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Hello to the Climate-Eval community! My name is Shanna Edberg, and I am the new moderator of Climate-Eval.
Assessing Business Firms' Climate Change Adaptation Responses and Contributions to Adaptive Capacity
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I started my career as a corporate lawyer, but shifted my work focus to development cooperation and geography by working on research projects on relief and reconstruction in urban and coastal contexts.
Signing off from Climate-Eval
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On May 13, 2013, I boarded the "Climate-Eval Train" super motivated to make the most of a new professional journey that at the time was equally exciting as it was intimidating.