Acclimatise is a specialist advisory and digital application company providing world-class expertise in climate change adaptation and risk management. We are leaders because we only focus on adaptation, and our work is shaping the adaptation agenda across the world.
We bridge the gap between the latest scientific developments and real world decision-making, helping our clients to interpret this knowledge within the context of their own strategies, processes, capabilities and stakeholders.
Can borderless climate risks be addressed in the follow-up of the Paris Agreement’s global goal on adaptation?
Earth observation (EO) data has the capability to capture large-scale environmental data over a range of spatial, spectral and temporal resolutions.
This learning paper provides insights from the Action on Climate Today (ACT) programme in South Asia to improve country ‘readiness’ to access climate finance.
The paper sets out a framework for an adaptive programme, including a set of essential core principles, to assist in integrating climate change adaptation into development planning.
This paper puts forward a conceptual framework for determining the likelihood of an adaptation initiative delivering transformation.
The ACT learning brief presents a framework of five approaches that policymakers, practitioners and donors can use to motivate the private sector to invest in climate change adaptation.
weADAPT® is partly funded by core support to the Stockholm Environment Institute from Sida. weADAPT® has been established since 2007.
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