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Title | [SEI] Principles for co-producing climate services: |
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Principles for co-producing climate services:Practical insights from FRACTAcle)L (Climate Services journal arti
This paper shares experiences from the Future Resilience for African CiTies And Lands (FRACTAL) project to offer insights on practices and processes that can enable effective climate services in urban contexts in sub-Saharan Africa and other low-income settings. Published on 13 June 2024
Co-production is increasingly acknowledged as the preferred mode for producing climate services, especially in complex and information-limited decision contexts. This paper contributes knowledge on practices and processes that can enable effective climate services in such contexts. The paper leverages insights that emerged from the FRACTAL project, which focused on informing actions to tackle climate-related issues in nine cities in six southern African countries over a six-year period. The authors advocate shifting away from a focus on “products” to a transdisciplinary knowledge co-production “process” in which collaborative learning is the defining characteristic. The paper offers a more comprehensive set of principles than was previously available in the literature. They urge climate service providers to:
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