CASCADES’ Conceptual Framework of cascading climate impacts
This publication presents a conceptual framework and accompanying terminology developed by the CASCADES project to help describe and analyse cross-border climate impacts and inform adaptation policies.
Transboundary climate risk and adaptation
This policy brief summarises the present state of knowledge on transboundary climate risks and discusses the implications for adaptation programming, policy and global governance.
Transboundary climate risk and adaptation
This webinar organised by Adaptation Without Borders (AWB), the Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) and the World Adaptation Science Programme (WASP) was the opportunity to discuss transboundary climate risks and adaptation.
A Just Transition for Climate Change Adaptation: Towards Just Resilience and Security in a Globalising World
This policy brief presents a novel framework for a just transition for adaptation, with the objective of achieving globally just resilience.
Climate action in the Hindu Kush Himalaya
This event provided a platform for stakeholders from the Hindu Kush Himalaya to discuss how regional collaboration can deliver ambitious climate action in the region.
Adaptation to climate change in the aftermath of the Paris Agreement: on the rise globally, but policy and scientific challenges ahead
This blog reflects on the developments in climate change adaptation since the signing of the Paris Agreement.
The Geopolitics of Food Security
This paper seeks to give geopolitics a more prominent place in the food security debate, outlining its impact across a range of areas that directly affect food security.
Building a climate-resilient and just future for all: Managing cascading climate risk in global supply chains
This online dialogue shines a spotlight on industry and explore actions to strengthen the resilience of global supply chains.
Cascading Climate Impacts - Policy Simulation
The Cascading Climate Impacts Policy Simulation encourages us to go beyond the linear process in which science is passed on to society after its production by offering a more interactive and productive arrangement between science and science users.
Climate-resilient trade and production
This brief provides an overview of the state of knowledge on transboundary climate risks in Europe, and explores how this knowledge could help Member States, businesses and the EU as a whole to advance climate-resilient trade and production.
The Transboundary Risks of Climate Change
Why the UK Foreign Office’s international science and innovation division will be working closely with ODI, SEI and IDDRI to bring transboundary climate risk to the forefront ahead of COP26 and beyond.
Climate-Resilient Trade and Production
This invite-only online seminar explores how European member states, European businesses and the EU as a whole can usher in a new era of climate-resilient systems.
The Wilton Park Agenda on Adapting to Transboundary Climate Risk
On 13–15 March 2019, 40 stakeholders from 19 countries discussed the emerging topic of transboundary climate risk.
Submission by SEI relating to the Adaptation Committee's mandates
The transnational dimension of climate change could have important implications for the work of the Adaptation Committee and the broader institutional architecture of the UNFCCC.
Wilton Park conference on transboundary climate risk
This event examined the benefits and challenges of a more multilateral approach to adaptation and disaster risk reduction.
Catalysing a Global Agenda on Adaptation to Climate Change: Exploring Transboundary Risks and Opportunities in the Asia Pacific Region
This event explored transboundary risks and opportunities in the Asia Pacific region
Exploring Transboundary Climate Risks and Opportunities
This session explores transboundary climate risks and opportunities and the implications for national adaptation plans and global governance frameworks.
Adaptation as a global public good: understanding and managing transboundary climate risks
This Keynote looked at adaptation as a global public good - doing so will help understanding and managing transboundary climate risks.
Transboundary climate risk: we’re all in this together
Wilton Park, an executive agency of the British Foreign Office, hosted a three-day workshop on transboundary climate risk.
Climate adaptation must be reframed from a local issue to a global responsibility
This brief provides several recommendations on how the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) could encourage better accounting of transboundary climate risk.
Adaptation without borders? Preparing for indirect climate change impacts
A SEI project produced resources that highlight the need to look beyond national boundaries in adaptation planning, and explain how policy-makers can start identifying indirect climate risks.
Resilience building at risk? Five key insights for addressing borderless climate risks
Can borderless climate risks be addressed in the follow-up of the Paris Agreement’s global goal on adaptation?
Transboundary Climate Risks
The Wilton Park dialogue was convened with the recognition that climate change adaptation continues to be framed and addressed primarily at the local, subnational and national levels.
