C3D+ Module: Climate risk communication

Submitted by Sukaina Bharwani | published 6th Apr 2011 | last updated 17th Jan 2023

Climate Adaptation Training Annotation

  • Level: Introductory
  • Time commitment: 1-2 hours 
  • Learning product: Workshop/event series 
  • Sector: Multi-sector 
  • Language: English 
  • Certificate available: No 

Introduction

This module aims at building capacity for the development and implementation of climate risk communication strategies in the context of developing countries. It draws on lessons learned in the ACCCA project and it has been developed under the C3D+ project and weLEARN. It has been included in several trainings, working with partners in Senegal (2009), South Africa (2010), and Zambia (2010). The idea is to develop this module further to include material on measuring the effectiveness of climate risk communication in terms of social learning and behavioural change.

Training material

Institution background and trainer

This module was co-developed with advise/support from: Tahia Devisscher (SEI); Anna Taylor (SEI); Ben Smith (SEI); Jon Padgham (START); Lawrence Flint (ENDA)

It was developed with support from the “weLEARN” project and the “Climate Change Capacity Development (C3D+)” project funded by:

  • The European Commission through EuropeAid Co-Operation Office
  • Irish Aid
  • Danish International Development Agency
  • Swiss Federal Office for the Environment
  • Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency

Theme Content

Identifying and appraising adaptation options

Monitoring and evaluating adaptation and drawing lessons

Understanding actors’ vulnerabilities and adaptation needs

Concepts and terminology for adaptation training

Planning and implementing adaptation actions

Understanding Actors' Vulnerabilities And Adaptation Needs

Concept and terminology for adaptation training

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Contributors

Contributing Organisations

SEI

START

ENDA