Daniel Morchain

• Engaging diverse knowledge holders in adaptation research

  Open Access•G Cundill, Brenna Harvey et al.•ARTICLE•Nature Climate Change•2024

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• Interrogating ‘effectiveness’ in climate change adaptation

  Open Access•Chandni Singh, Soundarya Iyer et al.•ARTICLE•Climate and Development•2022

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  The Paris Agreement articulates a global goal on adaptation, which aims to ensure an ‘adequate adaptation response’ to the ‘global temperature goal’, and requires countries to report progress through periodic global stocktakes. However, there remain conceptual and methodological challenges in defining an adaptation goal and mixed evidence on what effective adaptation looks like and how it can be enabled. In this review, we demonstrate how differe…

• Building transformative capacity in southern Africa

  Open Access•Daniel Morchain, Dian Spear et al.•ARTICLE•Action Research•2019•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 5

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  Although participatory approaches are becoming more widespread, to date vulnerability assessments have largely been conducted by technocrats and have paid little attention to underlying causes of vulnerability, such as inequality and biased governance systems. Participatory assessments that recognise the social roots of vulnerability, however, are critical in helping individuals and institutions rethink their understanding of and responses to cli…

• Transformation, adaptation and development

  Open Access•Roger Few, Daniel Morchain et al.•ARTICLE•Palgrave Communications•2017

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  In recent years there has been a growing number of academic reviews discussing the theme of transformation and its association with adaptation to climate change. On the one hand this has stimulated exchange of ideas and perspectives on the parameters of transformation, but it has also given rise to confusion in terms of identifying what constitutes a non-incremental form of adaptation on the ground. What this article aims to do instead is help re…

• What if gender became an essential, standard element of Vulnerability Assessments

  Daniel Morchain, Giorgia Prati et al.•ARTICLE•Gender & Development•2015•Citada por: 5

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  Vulnerability Assessments (VAs) can be useful tools for providing key insights for non-government organisations and other development actors, including governments. Not only can they provide an extensive, ‘landscape-wide’ understanding of vulnerability and its underlying causes in a specific context, but this understanding can be jointly owned by all participants. They can thus be used for designing risk reduction and resilience-building measures…

• Building transformative capacity in southern Africa

  Open Access•Daniel Morchain, Dian Spear et al.•ARTICLE•Action Research•2019•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 5

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  Although participatory approaches are becoming more widespread, to date vulnerability assessments have largely been conducted by technocrats and have paid little attention to underlying causes of vulnerability, such as inequality and biased governance systems. Participatory assessments that recognise the social roots of vulnerability, however, are critical in helping individuals and institutions rethink their understanding of and responses to cli…

• What if gender became an essential, standard element of Vulnerability Assessments

  Daniel Morchain, Giorgia Prati et al.•ARTICLE•Gender & Development•2015•Citada por: 5

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  Vulnerability Assessments (VAs) can be useful tools for providing key insights for non-government organisations and other development actors, including governments. Not only can they provide an extensive, ‘landscape-wide’ understanding of vulnerability and its underlying causes in a specific context, but this understanding can be jointly owned by all participants. They can thus be used for designing risk reduction and resilience-building measures…

• What if gender became an essential, standard element of Vulnerability Assessments

  Daniel Morchain, Giorgia Prati et al.•ARTICLE•Gender & Development•2015•Citada por: 5

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  Vulnerability Assessments (VAs) can be useful tools for providing key insights for non-government organisations and other development actors, including governments. Not only can they provide an extensive, ‘landscape-wide’ understanding of vulnerability and its underlying causes in a specific context, but this understanding can be jointly owned by all participants. They can thus be used for designing risk reduction and resilience-building measures…

• Transformation, adaptation and development

  Open Access•Roger Few, Daniel Morchain et al.•ARTICLE•Palgrave Communications•2017

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  In recent years there has been a growing number of academic reviews discussing the theme of transformation and its association with adaptation to climate change. On the one hand this has stimulated exchange of ideas and perspectives on the parameters of transformation, but it has also given rise to confusion in terms of identifying what constitutes a non-incremental form of adaptation on the ground. What this article aims to do instead is help re…

• Building transformative capacity in southern Africa

  Open Access•Daniel Morchain, Dian Spear et al.•ARTICLE•Action Research•2019•Citada por: 7•Referencias: 5

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  Although participatory approaches are becoming more widespread, to date vulnerability assessments have largely been conducted by technocrats and have paid little attention to underlying causes of vulnerability, such as inequality and biased governance systems. Participatory assessments that recognise the social roots of vulnerability, however, are critical in helping individuals and institutions rethink their understanding of and responses to cli…

• Interrogating ‘effectiveness’ in climate change adaptation

  Open Access•Chandni Singh, Soundarya Iyer et al.•ARTICLE•Climate and Development•2022

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  The Paris Agreement articulates a global goal on adaptation, which aims to ensure an ‘adequate adaptation response’ to the ‘global temperature goal’, and requires countries to report progress through periodic global stocktakes. However, there remain conceptual and methodological challenges in defining an adaptation goal and mixed evidence on what effective adaptation looks like and how it can be enabled. In this review, we demonstrate how differe…

• Engaging diverse knowledge holders in adaptation research

  Open Access•G Cundill, Brenna Harvey et al.•ARTICLE•Nature Climate Change•2024

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