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Uncertainty over climate change and its impacts, as well as the choice of appropriate adaptation measures, is something that is becoming part of the agenda of practitioners and policy-makers. Scientific knowledge is widely recognised as one source of knowledge for decision support. At the same time it is often unclear what knowledge is needed and how it should be communicated to stakeholders in order to support the implementation of climate change adaptation.
This article focuses on experiences from the Swedish forestry sector and is part of the 2010 Mistra-SWECIA Annual Report.
Head of Knowledge Management, Senior Research Fellow
Global Operations
SEI Headquarters
Journal article / Informal learning between individuals and groups and between different levels of society is a crucial basis for bringing about necessary change.
Other publication / Mistra-SWECIA research uses participatory methods to improve knowledge on adaptation while contributing to methodology development.
Other publication / This article describes key issues arising from meetings with forest owners about how Swedish forestry is affected by climate change.
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