Publications

This study assesses trajectories of adaptation readiness in comparison with the continued emergence of hot days as a proxy for climate change hazards for different emission and socio-economic pathways over the 21st century.

This briefing note looks at what the process of knowledge brokering is, and how it can be supported in the Pacific region for decisions sensitive to climate change.

This study finds that irrigation can regionally cancel the effects of these anthropogenic forces in the face of increasing temperatures from global warming.

Here, we present a meta-analysis of aggregate adaptation costs in developing countries, across three groups of estimates: national plan-based, bottom-up science-based, and global top-down estimates.

This study provides projections of future governance in line with the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways. On the basis of the governance pathways, the study also estimates the capacity of countries to adapt to climate change.