We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our esteemed Partners, Well-Wishers, and Community Members. We are delighted to announce our membership in the Adaptation Research Alliance. 🙏🏻
#Adaptation to a changing #climate requires a new approach to research that is driven by local needs. This must be underpinned by an action-oriented process that draws and contributes to knowledge of both the risks of climate change and tangible solutions.
SEEDS is proud to be selected as a member of #AdaptationResearchAlliance. Our work towards #climate#adaptation in the 225 climate-vulnerable districts of India to reach 315 million people envisions a partnership-based approach to provide local solutions with global best practices.
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An introduction to #Citizen#science for those in fields related to #healthmaintenance and management. It's especially worthwhile for a researcher looking for better ways to communicate research findings to jemo better lives and livelihoods in the society, especially in the phase of #climate climate change.
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🌱 A case study of climate #adaptation in #India
In Jharkhali, a low-lying village in the Sundarbans, local people have planted #mangroves as natural barriers against climate disasters.
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“When the climate affected areas become unfit for living, there remains very limited scope for people to return to their place.”
Bangladesh has been one of the worst suffers of #ClimateChange.
At #IDMigration23, we bring together voices to find concrete solutions for people on the move.
From the Comments to this post:
“Typical case of misinformation to conveniently remove parts of the actual quote. Here is the original.
👉 Because of the sudden absence of traditional enemies, "new enemies must be identified."In searching for a new enemy to unite us, we came up with the idea that pollution, the threat of global warming, water shortages, famine and the like would fit the bill...All these dangers are caused by human intervention, and it is only through changed attitudes and behavior that they can be overcome. The real enemy then is humanity itself."
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This full quote does show that Club of Rome is a leading light in a failed sociology of social choosing: that we need to have an enemy; to make social choosing personal and contentious; about Good vs Evil; Us vs Them; Winners vs. Losers.
No. That will not work.
We need to evolve towards prudence at a planetary scale. That requires sociologies of social choosing the affirm some basic truths about our uniquely human way of being human:
- by living together, and apart, as individuals in community, through the social structure we call the economy that is:
- an artificial world that we make for ourselves in which to live, out of the world of Nature into which we all are born that is:
- a mutual aid society for sharing an abundance of technology solutions to the everyday problems of everyday people living our best lives every day;
- through networks of connections for enterprise and exchange;
- to construct, curate and episodically renovate a safe and dignified hours for humanity;
- within built environments of Urban, Rural, Curated and Left-Alone landscapes;
- along the creative edge of an interactive and adaptively evolving Human-Nature Partnership;
- choosing new beginnings from time to time, and over time, to fit the changing times,
- Innovatively, through Civil Society and the marketplace of ideas;
- Predistributively, through Finance and the modalities of money;
- Distributively, through Enterprise and the markets for stuff; and
- Redistributively, through Government, and laws for respecting boundaries.
We don't need enemies to choose prudently, predistributively.
We need dialogue and discussion.
Conversation at the vanguard of public discourse.
