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Applying participatory climate risk and livelihoods mapping to define users’ demand for climate services

author(s) Barlis, Angelica - Palao, Leo Kris - Vu Huong, Ngan - Kim, Kwang Hyung - Soksophors, Yim - Phanna, Khieng - Burja, Kurt - Scholz, Benjamin - Swaans, Cornelis P.M.
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  • World
  • South-Eastern Asia
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Barlis, A.; Palao, L.K.; Vu Huong, N.; Kim, K-H.; Soksophors, Y.; Phanna, K.; Burja, K.; Scholz, B.; Swaans, C. (2022) Applying participatory climate risk and livelihoods mapping to define users’ demand for climate services. DeRISK SE Asia Info Note Brief. Hanoi (Vietnam): DeRISK SE Asia. 6 p.
Applying participatory climate risk and livelihoods mapping to define users’ demand for climate services

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Abstract

This brief presents how a participatory approach in livelihood mapping was applied to define the need for climate services in key cropping systems within major livelihoods. This process was built upon the existing product developed by the World Food Programme (WFP) in Cambodia called Consolidated Livelihoods Exercise for Analyzing Resilience (CLEAR) maps.

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