Building a Climate Resilient Economy and Society

Edited by Karachepone Ninan and Makoto Inoue

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Abstract: Climate change will have a profound impact on human and natural systems, and will also impede economic growth and sustainable development. In this book, leading experts from around the world discuss the challenges and opportunities in building a climate resilient economy and society. The chapters are organised in three sections. The first part explores vulnerability, adaptation and resilience, whilst Part II examines climate resilience-sectoral perspectives covering different sectors such as agriculture, fisheries, marine ecosystems, cities and urban infrastructure, drought prone areas, and renewable energy. In the final part, the authors look at Incentives, institutions and policy, including topics such as carbon pricing, REDD plus, climate finance, the role of institutions and communities, and climate policies. Combining a global focus with detailed case studies of a cross section of regions, countries and sectors, this book will prove to be an invaluable resource.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Environment; Geography; Politics and Public Policy Social Policy and Sociology (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
ISBN: 9781785368448
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction , pp 1-24

Karachepone Ninan and Makoto Inoue

Ch 2 The environmental impact of climate change adaptation on land use and water quality , pp 27-40

Carlo Fezzi, Amii R. Harwood, Andrew A. Lovett and Ian Bateman

Ch 3 Adaptive capacity contributing to improved agricultural productivity at the household level: empirical findings highlighting the importance of crop insurance , pp 41-58

Architesh Panda, Upasna Sharma, Karachepone Ninan and Anthony Patt

Ch 4 Adapting to climate change and improving urban resilience: the role of nature and biodiversity protection in cities , pp 59-77

Konar Mutafoglu, Patrick ten Brink, Sabrina Dekker, Jamie Woollard and Jean-Pierre Schweitzer

Ch 5 Coproducing resilience through understanding vulnerability , pp 78-95

Vivek Shandas, Anandi van Diepen, Jackson Voelkel and Meenakshi Rao

Ch 6 Climate resilience and sustainable development: challenges and options for small island developing states , pp 96-112

Ramón Pichs-Madruga

Ch 7 Can agriculture be climate smart? , pp 115-131

Irina Arakelyan, Anita Wreford and Dominic Moran

Ch 8 Global warming and changes in marine ecosystems: economic consequences and adjustment issues , pp 132-150

Clement Tisdell

Ch 9 Climate change, marine ecosystems and global fisheries , pp 151-163

Ussif Sumaila, William W.L. Cheung, Philippe M. Cury and Travis Tai

Ch 10 Extreme drought and California’s water economy: challenges and opportunities for building resilience , pp 164-182

Kathleen A. Miller

Ch 11 Building urban climate resilience in Vietnam and Bangladesh , pp 183-195

Craig Johnson, Iftekharul Haque, Yvonne Su and Kristy May

Ch 12 Renewable energy economics , pp 196-210

David Timmons

Ch 13 Carbon pricing policy design and revenue management: economic models and policy practice , pp 213-230

Lint Barrage

Ch 14 REDD+: global multilevel forest governance for building a climate resilient society , pp 231-249

Abrar Juhar Mohammed and Makoto Inoue

Ch 15 Democratising climate finance at local levels , pp 250-264

Victor Orindi, Yazan Elhadi and Ced Hesse

Ch 16 Do climate policies hurt the economy? Lessons from the EU experience , pp 265-278

Carlo Carraro and Marinella Davide

Ch 17 Claim the sky! , pp 279-284

Robert Costanza

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