The Adaptation Research Alliance believes that we need a new paradigm of action-orientated research to inform effective adaptation to reduce the risks from climate change, particularly for countries and communities that are most vulnerable – at the scale and urgency demanded by the science.
That is why as part of the UK COP26 Presidency Adaptation & Resilience campaign, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is working with partners to co-develop an international Adaptation Research Alliance (ARA) for launch at COP26.
The ARA is a global, collaborative effort to increase investment and opportunities for action research to develop/inform effective adaptation solutions.
Through diverse stakeholder partnerships and collaborations between funders, researchers and actors that make up the ARA membership, we will co-create, innovate, and find solutions that have tangible effects on people’s everyday lives.
We believe that climate-vulnerable countries should not only become resilient – but that they should prosper. Together, we can drive the systemic change that is needed in climate research for this to happen, and ensure that research is radically collaborative, southern-led, and provides long-lasting, real-world solutions.
Join the ARA to gain access to an ever-growing network of like-minded organisations, funders, policymakers and actors, all working together to push the agenda for societally impactful action research. To view ARA’s current members, click here.
ARA Micro Grant: Africa Regional Learning Workshop
Date: 12 April 2022, 14:00-16:00 pm (EAT)
Zoom registration link
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Date: 20 April 2022, 13:00-15:00 (IST)
Zoom registration link
ARA Micro Grant: Latin America and the Caribbean Regional learning workshop
For any questions or comments, please contact: ara@southsouthnorth.org
Climate and Development Implementation