AdaptNet
A community of adaptation specialists, sharing the latest information on adaptation strategies, measures, tools, research and analysis, and highlighting best practice and implementation.
About AdaptNet
AdaptNet is RMIT University Global Cities Institute's Climate Change Adaptation Working Group network focused on urban climate change adaptation. This decentralized network creates a set of common knowledge and reference points for participants in the network; it offers a stock of such knowledge, and either offers tools or direct users to tools to undertake urban climate change adaptive policy research and analysis. AdaptNet highlights best practice and demonstration projects. It focuses on cities in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, but nested within the global network of cities.
Latest issue: 22 July 2008
- Climate Change Impacts on Settlements-Western Port Region
- SEA - An Instrument to Contribute to the Adaptation of Regional Land Use
- A Portrait of China's Climate Change Policy
- Adaptation, Adaptive Capacity and Development
- Empowering Children to Act - Climate Change
- Workshop: Climate Change in SEE Countries - Austria
Latest Policy Forum
How to Create Exponential Decline in Car Use in Australian Cities - Peter Newman, Jeff Kenworthy and Garry Glazebrook
AdaptNet archives and translations
AdaptNet began publication on 5 December 2006. Since September 2007, AdaptNet is translated into Bahasa Indonesian by Yayasan Pelangi Indonesia and into Vietnamese by the Vietnamese Green Building Council. Since May 2008, AdaptNet has also been commissioning Policy Forums and Special Reports and is translated into Mandarin Chinese by the NGO Research Center.
- 2008 archive: English; Terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesian); Vietnamese, 气候变迁适应性研究网中国版 (Mandarin Chinese).
- 2007 archive: English; Terjemahan dalam Bahasa Indonesia (Bahasa Indonesian); Vietnamese.
- 2006 archive: English.
To search the AdaptNet archives, include the word 'AdaptNet' with your search query. For example,
AdaptNet "coastal zones"
will show you all of the AdaptNet issues that contain the phrase 'coastal zones'. The search box for this site is located on the top right hand side of the window.
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