Frontiers in Climate

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Frontiers in Climate publishes rigorously peer-reviewed, cutting-edge research on a broad range of topics that cover the applications of scientific advances in climate research, with a focus on mitigation and adaptation in the Anthropocene (in line with SDGs). In light of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warning of the global challenges facing societies and ecosystems of surviving in a world warmed above pre-industrial levels by 1.5◦C, or beyond, international collaboration across all disciplines is required.

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7 May 2024

Climate change adaptation strategies among smallholder farmers in Senegal’s semi-arid zone: Role of socio-economic factors and institutional supports

This study examines the impact of socio-economic and institutional support on community responses to climate change and the impact of changes in three selected regions of Senegal, which fall within different rainfall gradients.

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28 February 2024

Incorporating indigenous knowledge systems-based climate services in anticipatory action in Zimbabwe: an ex-ante assessment

This publication investigates the integration of Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS)-based climate services in seasonal climate forecasting.

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16 January 2024

Think global—act local: the challenge of producing actionable knowledge on transboundary climate risks at the sub-national level of governance

In this study, researchers investigate whether local authorities can plausibly play an equally central role when it comes to transboundary climate risks.

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27 November 2023

Central America urgently needs to reduce the growing adaptation gap to climate change

This article presents a current review of the literature on climatology, hydrology, impacts and vulnerability, mitigation and adaptation responses, action plans, and potential losses and damages in the region.

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23 June 2023

Monitoring, evaluation, accountability, and learning (MEAL) in anticipatory action—earth observation as a game changer

This paper argues that satellite data for an advanced monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL) framework should be considered in the design phase of anticipatory action projects.

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16 June 2023

Research advancements for impact chain based climate risk and vulnerability assessments

This research examines the applicability of IC-based CRVAs to address transboundary climate risks and integrating macro-economic models to reflect possible future socio-economic exposure.

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14 June 2023

Perspectives on climate information use in the Caribbean

This paper offers an empirical contribution on Caribbean perspectives of climate information use considering current barriers and enablers in the region. It employs thematic analysis of 26 semi-structured interviews with region-focused sectoral experts.

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1 June 2023

Constructing a social vulnerability index for flooding: insights from a municipality in Sweden

In this paper, the researchers present a social vulnerability index for flooding in Sweden. They complement earlier research by assessing social vulnerability using a combined bottom-up and top-down approach with an emphasis on stakeholder involvement.