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Please use the image map above to navigate around the 4 principal themes of the wiki, or pick a user guide from the list below to explore the information which best suits your needs.
Welcome to wikiADAPT, a key element of the weADAPT platform!
wikiADAPT is a flexible, accessible, inclusive medium for enhancing the knowledge base of the climate adaptation community.Still finding your feet? Why not have a look over our platform vision page and summary page.
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IIED is doing interesting work on community-based adaptation. They have produced a short (6min) video on this topic entitled Climate vs. communities: a race to change (view video). Also, see IIED briefing note on community-based climate change adaptation.
Many people are involved in this effort, the list of contributors and contacts is growing, and others are welcome to join!
The team: their roles and resources need to be confirmed ... but we all know that the whole is worth more than the sum of the parts ... and will shortly be adding a section on expertise of the collaboration!
This is an example link to a file called cop13 short report TED 7Jan08.doc which is held on the 'filestore' FTP space.
Playing around with templates. . .
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Web-safe colours for warning boxes etc are here: [1]
How to do font colours: yellow buses.
What a pretty blue colour and what boring normal text. . .