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The aim of this project is to analyze how international environmental politics affects social learning in international and local environmental governance, with special attention to interplay across governance levels and the integration of different knowledge perspectives.
High rates of climate change and its complex connections to a range of social and ecosystem changes will force society to continuously learn and adapt. Moreover, many of today’s environmental problems are both global and local in character. Learning thus has to connect across scale perspectives and governance levels.
Previous experiences highlight learning as a social process that is central to adaptive governance.
This project analyzes how the structure of the science-policy interface at the global level affects how different scale perspectives and knowledge traditions are integrated in international assessment processes relating to climate change and biodiversity. It will also study how international dynamics affect social learning in local contexts.
Funder: Swedish Research Council.
Project / Together with UNCDF and ICLD, SEI is empowering African municipalities to access climate finance and build resilient communities.
Event on 11 June – 13 June in Glasgow / SEI York’s expert, Alison Dyke presents insights from the Branching Out project at the Future Treescape 2024 conference.
Feature / Trase maps the international trade in cocoa from Côte d’Ivoire revealing which trading companies and consumer markets are most exposed to deforestation.
Design and development by Soapbox.
