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Experiential learning in the climate change adaptation context
- 14/09/2016
16 September, 1PM UK time (GMT+1) / This webinar explores experiential learning methodologies and approaches that support adaptation processes.This could range from methods of interactive facilitation to serious games allowing participants to explore and experience different aspects of adaptation.
The webinar will present a couple of examples to show how these methods were applied in different contexts. It is organised in collaboration between "Building Resilience and Adaptation to Climate Extremes and Disasters" (BRACED) and "Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions" (ASSAR).
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