Researchers release findings on Africa's climate service gaps from 530-person study
2 Sep 14 · 9d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
A research team published findings from interviews with 530 people across five African countries working on nature-based solutions—including mangrove restoration, sustainable grazing, and forest protection. The study examined what climate information these practitioners actually receive and use, and what they need going forward.
“Simply asking people what climate information they need is not enough. Scientists, providers, users and local and Indigenous knowledge holders need the time, resources and incentives to develop climate services together.”
Research team, Ecosystem restoration researchers · rss ↗Research team (unnamed) Ecosystem restoration researchersAfrican climate adaptation practitioners Community members, farmers, NGOs, government staff using nature-based solutions
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