Helena Wright is interested in climate change impacts and responses, and has experience working for several organisations researching adaptation to climate change, renewable energy and energy efficiency. She holds a PhD from Imperial College London.
Ten principles to help assess funding for local climate adaptation
This briefing paper summarises a study by IIED analysing (a) how much support reaches local people and (b) the quality of this support, as measured against ten principles
Mainstreaming community-based adaptation into national and local planning
This article was part of the Special Issue in Climate and Development journal.
Integration of indigenous knowledge with ICT
This poster is one of the posters featured at the CBA9 conference 2015. For more information about CBA9, visit: www.cba9.org.
Developing Graduate Courses in Climate Change Adaptation
This poster is one of the posters featured at the CBA9 conference 2015. For more information about CBA9, visit: www.cba9.org.
Building Resilience Together
This poster is one of the posters featured at the CBA9 conference 2015. For more information about CBA9, visit: www.cba9.org.
Monitoring for enhanced climate change adaptation in the Sahel
Describes an approach to climate change adaptation and outlines how ongoing community measurements of threates to water resources is used to enhance adaptation effectiveness in 3 Sahelian countries.
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Helena is a member of the following Themes, Networks or Projects
Small islands in Sipalay in Negros Occidental, Philippines (December 2019)
Small Islands and Climate Change
This theme curates information on the impacts of climate change on islands and the many approaches and activities that island inhabitants have done to respond to these impacts.
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