Anthropology Teaming Up With Agrometeorology

In third world countries like Indonesia, higher education is expected to contribute to the development of applied sciences that tackle pressing problems. Adaptation to and mitigation of climate change are such fields. Applied sciences work better in problem solving when approached in an interdisciplinary way.Winarto and Stigter have decades of experience in applied agricultural sciences but from different main fields: anthropology and physics/(micro)meteorology/(micro)climatology. They provide a welcome complementarity in their dialogue‐based interactions with farmers on how climate change has necessitated livelihood/resilience changes for them. They developed and established climatological services for farmers, consisting of seven initial climate services for agriculture, bringing farmers closer to their ecosystems that are currently threatened by climate change.They established what they call “agrometeorological learning,” which is about changes of beliefs, attitudes, behaviors, and goals of farmers due to new meteorological and climatologic knowledge they acquire, which considerably help increase farmers resiliencies

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• Agrometeorological Learning Increasing Farmers' Knowledge in Coping with Climate Change and Unusual Risks

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• The Chicago Guide to Collaborative Ethnography

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• Science Field Shops to Reduce Climate Vulnerabilities

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• Moving Past Public Anthropology and Doing Collaborative Research

  Open Access•Luke Eric Lassiter•NAPA Bulletin•2008

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• Anticipation, climate change, and movement in Greenland

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• Collaborative Ethnography and Public Anthropology

  Luke Eric Lassiter•Current Anthropology•2005

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• Weaving the Diverse 'Seeds' of Knowledge

  Yunita T Winarto•Canberra Anthropology•2011

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• Collaborating on Establishing an Agro-meteorological Learning Situation among Farmers in Java

  Yunita T Winarto, Kees Stigter et al.•Anthropological Forum•2011

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