Titlebook: Small Island Developing States; Vulnerability and Re Stefano Moncada,Lino Briguglio,Leonard Nurse Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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Community Participation, Situated Knowledge and Climate Change (Mal-) Adaptation in Rural Island Comg. Although the decision-making process is participatory and bottom-up, and although local knowledge inputs to decision-making may be considerable, integration of local and scientific knowledge to create adaptive, situated knowledge and to build climate resilient communities is generally lacking..Su

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Sustainable Land Use Systems in Natural Resource Policies: The Role of Agroforestry in the Rio Conveltaneously conserving biodiversity and restoring degraded and deforested lands. A review of the national reports to the three Rio conventions (UNFCCC, UNCCD and CBD) submitted by all SIDS was conducted in order to assess the particular climate vulnerabilities of the countries and the degree to which

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Economic Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture: Insights from the Small Island Economy of Mauritiation. The economic impacts of a rise in mean temperature by 1 °C is USD26.6 per acre per year with an elasticity of −0.13 evaluated at mean temperature. The elasticity of net farm revenue evaluated at mean precipitation is 0.03. The findings show the vulnerability of a small island to climate chang

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Social and Economic Vulnerability to Climate Change: A Gender Dimension for Indian Ocean Islands separately and a Social and Economic Vulnerability Index is developed applying a gender perspective. The results reveal that the human resource dimension (unemployment and education) and demographics have significant bearings on both women’s and men’s vulnerability to climate change. However, addit

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Vulnerability of Jamaica’s South Coast Fishing Communities to Coastal Erosion and Flooding three sites. Coastal flooding and erosion directly impact household and personal property, fishery business assets, public infrastructure, and disrupt opportunities to reduce intergenerational poverty in the targeted communities. The paper concludes by highlighting four key strategies for reducing

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Climate Change and the Case of Grenada’s Blue Growth Plan: Using the SDGs to Propose a Policy Planni change pressures and sustainable development. The proposed framework is then illustrated using a sample of SDGs and blue growth projects. Specifically, synergies and trade-offs between the SDGs and targets are analysed. The chapter concludes with a discussion on how the framework may enhance policy