Conduct Quantitative and Qualitative Research
To make sure we can enhance people’s resilience towards climate change best, our work is evidence-based. We conduct quantitative and qualitative research that helps us to tackle climate change threats precisely and to meet poverty related challenges. Data is not only kept within our network; we provide a platform for public dialogue where communities can share their personal experiences related to climate change issues. Furthermore, we use our scientific data to undermine strategies for policy changes which can be implemented at local levels accordingly.
Organize Workshops and Seminars
Based on our research results, we organize workshops and seminars among stakeholders from government institutions and ministries, private sector, development partners and civil society to discuss the current and future climate change and environmental related effect on community wellbeing and economic growth. Furthermore, promote awareness among stakeholders on low carbon development pathways for green growth and a climate-resilient economy. For us it is especially important to strengthen partnership with likeminded stakeholders with a focus on increasing synergies to amplify the impacts of our work towards community and institutions climate resilience.
Develop and Implement Projects
As a final step, we develop and implement relevant projects and programs tailored for the specific communities. We aim to build as well as strengthen capacities and engagement of local communities in sustainable natural resource utilization. Once the project has been implemented, we continue our work with the community and conduct further research to make sure our process from theory to practice is still up to date.