Research Project (Ongoing)
Research on Theorizing Intervention Approaches Adopted in Natural Resource Management for Enhancing Climate Change ResilienceThis study aims to clarify how the concept of "resilience" to climate change, which is used in the field of natural environment conservation, can be used to solve problems at the field level. In the context of strengthening resilience to climate change, the aim of this study is to analyze the causal relationships that are believed to exist between concepts, activities, and results, and to theorize a methodology for field activities that can address problems. Specifically, using technical cooperation projects implemented in Asia and Africa as case studies, the study aims to (1) logically systematize the relationships of the planning, implementation, and results of sustainable natural resource management to strengthen climate change resilience and present it as a methodology for strengthening resilience, and (2) examine how the presented methodology is positioned in the policy context of the project implementing countries and whether it can contribute to the achievement of climate change policy goals, and to formulate concrete policy recommendations.
- Research area
- Global Environment
- Research period
- 2022年09月15日 〜 2026年03月31日
- Lead researcher
- Kubo Hideyuki、 SATO Ichiro
- Related areas
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#Asia
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#Africa
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- Topics
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#Agricultural / Rural Development
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#Natural Environment Conservation
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#Climate Change Measures
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Research results (publications)
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No.16 Livelihood diversification through Farmer Field School: Exploring the way to advance climate resilience in arid and semi-arid lands of East Africa
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Policy Notes
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No.25 Promoting livelihood diversification among rural farming households in Kenya: What role does farm forestry Farmer Field School play?
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Discussion Papers
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Promoting livelihood diversification among rural farming households in Kenya: what role does farm forestry farmer field school play? (Springer Nature Website)
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