Adaptation research must recognize the close links between poverty and vulnerability. The three hot spots are all characterized by high levels of natural resource dependence, with increasing environmental degradation. This review is based on analysis of 87 high-quality articles, focusing on literature which self-identifies as research related to climate variability and change, with the aim of exploring how social vulnerability is understood by climate change and adaptation communities. Although the vulnerability of low-income populations is often ascribed simply to poverty, "it is far more the result of government failures and limitations" creating disabling environments for adaptation
This paper critically reviews the outcomes of internationally-funded interventions aimed at climate ...
The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report (IPCC-AR5) considers ...
Impacts from climate change pose a raft of challenges for societies, governments and policy makers i...
This review examines the state of knowledge found in climate change-related literature regarding soc...
This paper reviews the state of knowledge on social vulnerability to climate change in three hot spo...
In advance of a major research effort focusing on three hotspots (semi-arid regions and deltas of Af...
The concept of vulnerability is well established in the climate change literature, underpinning sign...
The article aims to identify how varied factors (e.g., physical and socioeconomical) behind vulnerab...
Our research indicates and reemphasises that social vulnerability maybe compounded by changing bioph...
This article draws on research findings from fieldwork undertaken in Mongla Upazila of Southwest Ban...
The varied effects of recent extreme weather events around the world exemplify the uneven impacts of...
People living in poverty are particularly vulnerable to shocks, including those caused by natural di...
Climate change and increasing climate variability threaten the attainment of the Millennium Developm...
About 420 million people live in chronic poverty, the majority of them from South Asia and sub-Sahar...
The socio-economic impacts of environmental stresses associated with global environmental change dep...
This paper critically reviews the outcomes of internationally-funded interventions aimed at climate ...
The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report (IPCC-AR5) considers ...
Impacts from climate change pose a raft of challenges for societies, governments and policy makers i...
This review examines the state of knowledge found in climate change-related literature regarding soc...
This paper reviews the state of knowledge on social vulnerability to climate change in three hot spo...
In advance of a major research effort focusing on three hotspots (semi-arid regions and deltas of Af...
The concept of vulnerability is well established in the climate change literature, underpinning sign...
The article aims to identify how varied factors (e.g., physical and socioeconomical) behind vulnerab...
Our research indicates and reemphasises that social vulnerability maybe compounded by changing bioph...
This article draws on research findings from fieldwork undertaken in Mongla Upazila of Southwest Ban...
The varied effects of recent extreme weather events around the world exemplify the uneven impacts of...
People living in poverty are particularly vulnerable to shocks, including those caused by natural di...
Climate change and increasing climate variability threaten the attainment of the Millennium Developm...
About 420 million people live in chronic poverty, the majority of them from South Asia and sub-Sahar...
The socio-economic impacts of environmental stresses associated with global environmental change dep...
This paper critically reviews the outcomes of internationally-funded interventions aimed at climate ...
The recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s Fifth Assessment Report (IPCC-AR5) considers ...
Impacts from climate change pose a raft of challenges for societies, governments and policy makers i...