Global climate adaptation governance in the Amazon through a polycentricity lens
AUTOR(ES)
Wit, Fronika Claziena Agatha de
FONTE
Rev. bras. polít. int.
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
12/09/2019
RESUMO
Abstract The 2015 Paris agreement has made adaptation to climate change a global goal and increased the polycentricity of the governance landscape. This study uses insights from polycentric governance theory to analyze the emergence of adaptation governance (AG) in Brazil and its implications for the state of Acre, situated in the Amazon region. By using a qualitative data analysis, including subnational climate policies and semi-structured interviews, we aim to analyze the advantages and challenges of polycentric AG in Acre and provide recommendations for improved AG in the region.
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