UKCIP

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

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UKCIP's multi-disciplinary team includes expertise in climate adaptation and impacts, climate science, and vulnerability analysis, knowledge exchange, training and communication. Formerly known as the UK Climate Impacts Programme, UKCIP is based at the Environmental Change Institute at the University of Oxford, which enables us to partner world-leading academics working on critical climate change issues. UKCIP was one of the first institutions in the world dedicated to understanding how we can adapt to the impacts of climate change.

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1 October 2015

Transformational adaptation: what it is, why it matters and what is needed

This report offers, for practitioners and researchers alike, a timely, comprehensive and insightful overview of the literature on transformational adaptation.

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2 June 2014

Design, monitoring, and evaluation in a changing climate: lessons learned from agriculture and food security programme evaluations in Asia

This paper is an evaluation review highlighting and distilling findings related to the climate change adaptation programme interventions.

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16 May 2014

Monitoring and evaluation for climate change adaptation and resilience: a synthesis of tools, frameworks and approaches - second edition

This report represents a synthesis and summary of frameworks for the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of climate change adaptation and resilience (CCAR) interventions, with a specific focus on international development projects and programmes.

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18 February 2014

Monitoring and evaluation for climate change adaptation: a synthesis of tools, frameworks and approaches

This report highlights the opportunities and challenges facing the implementation of climate change adaptation programmes (CCA), enabling professionals and practitioners to identify which materials will help them most.

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18 February 2014

Guidance note 2: selecting indicators for climate change adaptation programming

Guidance for M&E of climate change interventions:

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17 February 2014

Guidance note 3: theory of change approach to climate change adaptation programming

Guidance for M&E of climate change interventions:

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21 January 2014

Guidance note 1: twelve reasons why climate change adaptation monitoring and evaluation is challenging

Guidance for M&E of climate change interventions:

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14 January 2011

Horn of Africa Risk Transfer for Adaptation (HARITA)

This case study reports on a project aiming at designing an affordable drought insurance package for farmers in Ethiopia, which involves risk reduction, (minimising vulnerability), risk transfer through drought insurance, prudent risk taking, dive