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Understanding joint knowledge production in the context of climate adaptation<\/p>\n

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While experiences on joint knowledge production\u00a0<\/span>(JKP) are becoming more common over recent years,\u00a0 there is still missing clarity how to design and implement such a process in the context of climate change adaptation. Using a selection of ongoing and concluded projects on climate adaptation along a trajectory from design to knowledge generation and dissemination, we will evaluate how these processes can be optimized when applying a JKP approach. We will design new methods (or adapt existing ones) to address the current limitations from co-design to co-dissemination; and we will implement the new approaches using a limited number of pilot studies in the partner countries.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

We aim to answer the following questions:\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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