BIO Web of Conferences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
140, P. 03012 - 03012
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
article
presents
the
results
of
a
study
devoted
to
key
aspects
development
rural
areas
and
agricultural
sector
economy,
which
are
innovative
in
nature
directly
affect
country’s
food
security
context
modern
challenges
threats.
purpose
comes
down
specification
most
important
innovations
(including
digital
ones),
are,
fact,
necessary
prerequisites
for
achieving
local
terms
of,
firstly,
providing
population
with
affordable,
high-quality
healthy
products,
secondly,
implementation
social
environmental
regions.
tasks
set
achieve
goal
formulated
work
were
solved
through
use
research
methods
such
as
comparative
analysis
existing
theoretical
this
direction,
assessment
effectiveness
international
domestic
practices,
well
relevant
political
initiatives,
forecasting
promising
trends
economy
taking
into
account
internal
potential
external
factors.
Important
scientific
generalizations
that
have
both
practical
significance
include
conclusions
(1)
dynamic
unfavorable
circumstances
climate
change
deteriorating
geopolitical
situation
is
possible
active
organizational
technological
digital)
,
(2)
innovation
digitalization
essential
ecosystem
services,
(3
all
types
(technological,
social,
organizational)
high
importance
effective
involvement
management
development.
Global Environmental Change,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
82, P. 102736 - 102736
Published: Aug. 15, 2023
Deltas
play
a
critical
role
in
the
ambition
to
achieve
global
sustainable
development
given
their
relatively
large
shares
population
and
productive
croplands,
as
well
precarious
low-lying
position
between
upstream
river
basin
rising
seas.
The
pressures
on
these
systems
risk
undermining
persistence
of
delta
societies,
economies,
ecosystems.
We
analyse
possible
future
49
deltas
around
globe
under
Shared
Socio-economic
Representative
Concentration
Pathways
until
2100.
Population
density,
urban
fraction,
total
irrigated
cropland
fraction
are
three
twelve
times
greater
deltas,
average,
than
rest
world.
Maximum
water
discharges
projected
increase
by
11-33
%
sediment
decrease
26-37
depending
scenario.
Regional
sea-level
rise
reaches
almost
1.0
m
2100
for
certain
worst-case
scenario,
increasing
2.0
relative
considering
land
subsidence.
Extreme
sea
levels
could
be
much
higher
still-reaching
over
4.0
six
analysed.
conditions
support
adaptation
weakest
among
with
greatest
pressures,
compounding
challenge
development.
Asian
African
stand
out
having
heightened
socio-economic
challenges-huge
use
most
Nile
delta;
low
capacity
Irrawaddy
delta.
Although,
other
parts
world
not
immune
from
either.
Because
unique
processes
operating
"hotspots"
such
small
islands,
mountains,
semi-arid
areas,
we
recommend
consideration
conceptualisation
environmental
agendas
Integrated
Assessment
Models
used
guide
policy.
Environmental Science & Policy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
153, P. 103687 - 103687
Published: Feb. 1, 2024
Innovation
is
championed
to
enable
transformation
towards
social-ecological
resilience
in
coastal
communities.
Yet,
innovation
areas
not
well
understood
with
limited
research
concerning
the
nature
of
innovations
and
determinants
success.
Analysis
interviews
68
community
key
informants
Australia's
most
rapidly
growing
communities
revealed
that
despite
high
levels
individual
capacity
(e.g.,
among
managers
service
providers)
good-practice
policy,
were
scale
insufficient
for
transformative
change.
All
too
familiar
barriers
included
financial
human
capacity,
a
culture
'failure
avoidance'
government.
Nevertheless,
small
number
exemplars
avoided
these
constraints
by
implementing
systemic
solutions
addressed
socio-ecological
challenges
built
resilience.
Individual
such
was
prior
crisis
events
consisted
experience/knowledge,
extensive
diverse
social
networks,
resource
mobilisation
skills.
The
findings
provide
further
evidence
critical
importance
investing
before,
during,
following
crisis—in
other
words,
continually.
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
64, P. 101351 - 101351
Published: Sept. 19, 2023
Transformative
change
toward
sustainability
is
increasingly
recognized
as
inevitable
to
avoid
the
collapse
of
socio-ecological
systems.
However,
for
a
deep
and
system-wide
transformation,
governance
approaches
policymaking
need
be
changed
too.
This
paper
discusses
how
diverse
value
approach
in
environmental
could
undertaken
foster
transformative
that
can
further
lead
transitions.
Based
on
analysis
different
policy
options'
potential,
we
argue
more
values
addressed
by
instrument,
bigger
its
potential.
Weaving
into
decision-making
possible
at
several
junctures
process,
but
context-specificities
should
always
considered,
capacities
must
enhanced
all
levels,
both
public
private
actors.
Economies,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(1), P. 13 - 13
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
This
study
addresses
a
theoretical
gap
by
examining
how
multiple
livelihood
assets
collectively
enhance
rural
communities’
adaptive
capacity
and
contribute
to
resilience
theory.
Using
structural
equation
modeling,
data
were
collected
from
June
August
2024
372
randomly
selected
households
in
Karangrejo
Village,
Indonesia,
test
whether
significantly
influence
response
diverse
economic,
social,
environmental
shocks.
The
findings
reveal
that
human,
natural,
physical,
social
capital
show
strong,
positive
effect
on
capacity,
whereas
financial
alone
does
not
resilience.
Despite
the
limited
geographic
scope,
results
underscore
comprehensive
asset
combinations—rather
than
reliance
single
form
of
capital—strengthen
community’s
withstand
integrated
perspective
suggests
balanced
investments
across
forms
foster
sustainable
flexible
adaptation
strategies,
enabling
communities
navigate
uncertainty
maintain
stability.
highlights
critical
importance
diversifying
long-term
improve
quality
life,
offering
practical
insights
for
policymakers,
practitioners,
researchers
developing
holistic
interventions
support
capacity.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: March 6, 2025
Adaptive
capacity
was
recognized
as
one
of
the
critical
components
vulnerability
assessment
in
2001
by
Intergovernmental
Panel
on
Climate
Change.
extends
beyond
mere
accumulation
resources
to
encompass
willingness
and
ability
transform
available
into
adaptive
actions.
In
this
context,
denotes
social-ecological
systems
adjust
negative
effects
environmental
change
or
recovery
from
it.
Hence,
enhancing
enriches
cope
with
a
wider
spectrum
greater
magnitude
climate
impacts.
Based
literature
review
content
analysis,
study
explores
foundational
concepts
further
assesses
evolving
focus
concept,
scale,
geographical
emphasis,
dimensions,
indicators
through
systematic
review.
The
findings
underscore
that
constitutes
multidimensional
interdisciplinary
research
domain
characterized
range
dimensions
indicators,
diverse
methods
techniques
at
various
geographic
scales.
found
has
predominantly
centered
asset-based
analyses
within
Sustainable
Livelihoods
Framework
earlier
stage.
However,
since
past
decade,
shifted
like
agency,
technology,
innovation,
governance,
knowledge,
information,
infrastructure,
besides
variability
socio-economic
cultural
diversity.
It
is
suggested
bridge
gap
between
actual
adaptation
action,
policy
interventions
need
be
targeted.
concludes
that,
despite
abundant
adaptation,
there
still
lack
context-specific
understanding,
particularly
an
insider's
perspective
South
Asia.
ICES Journal of Marine Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
81(2), P. 252 - 259
Published: Dec. 6, 2023
Abstract
Fisheries
face
unprecedented
environmental
change.
An
important
aspect
of
resilience
to
this
change
is
the
adaptive
capacity
managers
and
stakeholders
respond
new
conditions.
A
growing
academic
literature
has
demonstrated
value
fostering
highlighted
key
elements
fisheries
social-ecological
systems
that
can
promote
it.
However,
it
unclear
what
extent
these
abstract
ideas
around
are
relevant
valuable
on-the-ground
resource
managers,
if
so,
whether
there
aspects
particularly
resonate
with
their
needs.
Here,
we
compare
concepts
ways
management
practitioners
conceptualize
implement
in
practice,
elicited
through
interviews
professionals
United
States
federal
fishery
bodies.
Practitioners
overwhelmingly
cited
flexibility
as
most
consistently
element
capacity.
Yet,
they
also
detailed
how
U.S.
system
routinely
limits
constrains
stakeholders.
Seeking
out
opportunities
enhance
without
jeopardizing
other
could
increase
management’s
global
USA
elsewhere.
Climate Policy,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
23(4), P. 522 - 537
Published: March 3, 2023
Many
studies
have
emphasized
the
importance
of
community-based
natural
resource
management
institutions
in
adapting
to
climate
change
and
responding
global
shift
towards
individualized
land
tenure
regimes.
However,
few
reported
on
innovative
developed
by
some
rural
communities
rebuild
community
cooperation
adaptive
capacity.
This
paper
draws
four
comparative
cases
from
Tibetan
Plateau
assess
how
locally
cooperative
mediate
herders'
access
markets
resources
foster
capacity
adaptation
response
snow-related
catastrophes.
Results
demonstrate
that
are
more
effective
improving
than
market-based
strategies
predetermined
outcome
When
such
exist,
members
able
apply
both
household
collective
strategies,
resulting
better
livelihood
outcomes.
Community
effectively
address
individual
needs
priorities
clarifying
entitlements
networks.
They
action
business
entities
improve
ability
equally
distributing
benefits
all
members.
study
concludes
following
establishment
regimes,
rebuilding
necessitates
hybridization
property
rights
arrangements,
reformed
institutions,
social
networks
operating
across
levels
governance
facilitate
interdependent
interactions
between
strategies.
Such
offers
new
opportunities
for
pastoral
regions
elsewhere.
