Transformative Scenario Planning (TSP) is structured around the development and use of scenarios; it provides a framework and language for strategic dialogue within and across stakeholder groups.
To determine how semi-arid regions might be affected by different global warming scenarios, Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions (ASSAR) researchers used data from the Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP) CMIP5 multi-model archive to a
This brief describes the transformative scenario planning (TSP) process as exemplified in training workshops held by the Indian Institute for Human Settlements on the issue of water security in Bangalore (2016-2018).
Transformative Scenario Planning (TSP) offers a neutral space for stakeholders to present their views, and construct a shared understanding of the situation and the actions they can take to address it.
The vulnerability assessment analyzes the levels of exposure and sensitivity of a social group, or a livelihood activity, in relation to pre-agreed key hazards and issues.
Rural health infrastructure needs to be upgraded to effectively include heat stress related illnesses and to develop a health surveillance mechanism for monitoring heat-related morbidity and mortality.
The workshop brought together a total of 26 stakeholders all concerned about the future of Bangalore's water.
This study provides a pilot assessment of vulnerability to heat exposure in a rural context during the peak summer months (2016) with a focus on indoor and outdoor temperatures.
This booklet contributes to identifying barriers and enablers to local adaptation, uncovering how factors at multiple scales promote or constrain local innovation in agriculture, as well as providing direction for scaling up.