2021Unpublished venueOpen access

Defining the solution space to accelerate climate change adaptation

M Haasnoot, R Biesbroek, Judith Lawrence, V Muccione, R Lempert, B Glavovic

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Decision makers need better insights about solutions to accelerate adaptation efforts. Defining the concept of solution space and revealing the forces and strategies that influence this space will enable decision makers to define pathways for adaptation action. [Figure not available: see fulltext.].

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Decision makers need better insights about solutions to accelerate adaptation efforts. Defining the concept of solution space and revealing the forces and strategies that influence this space will enable decision makers to define pathways for adaptation action. [Figure not available: see fulltext.].

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Decision makers need better insights about solutions to accelerate adaptation efforts. Defining the concept of solution space and revealing the forces and strategies that influence this space will enable decision makers to define pathways for adaptation action. [Figure not available: see fulltext.].

Key concepts: Adaptation (eye), Space (punctuation), Climate change adaptation, Action (physics), Computer science, Climate change, Process management, Risk analysis (engineering)

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