DICE - Recasting the disproportionate impacts of climate change extremes
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DICE focuses on conceptualizing, measuring and governing Loss and Damage (L&D) from climate change, including economic and non-economic forms of impact. The project explores the following research questions:
Concepts:
How is L&D conceptualized?
What does a global framework for L&D look like?
Measurement:
Who is affected by loss and damage, how and why?
Where are people affected and at what scale?
Governance:
What are the connections between L&D governance and adaptation governance?
How effective are L&D governance mechanisms and can they be scaled up?
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DICE has three main objectives.
1) Expand Knowledge and Conceptual Understanding of L&D:
Expand knowledge of climate governance by advancing conceptual understandings of L&D, specifically on the disproportionate impacts on people: who it affects, how and why and at what scale.
2) Methodological Innovation:
Explore methodogical innovation in planning processes for sustainable climate transitions.
3) Build Capacity and Advance Climate Governance:
Build capacity for the climate change community to engage with research on L&D and transformational challenges, specifically by delivering insights into the potential governance instruments for national engagement and how it differs from adaptation
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Funding
Formas Grant FR-2018/0010 ‘Recasting the Disproportionate Impact of Climate Extremes (DICE)’