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ADWIM values elicitation tool

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Skewes, Timothy ; Butler, James ; Grigg, Nicky ; Meharg, Seona
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The Assets Drivers Wellbeing Interaction Matrix (ADWIM) is an approach for characterising values associated with ecosystem goods and services and assessing the impact of drivers such as climate change and population growth. It is particularly applicable to rural and/or remote settings where people are heavily dependent on local natural resources.

The ADWIM values elicitation tool is a macro-enabled Excel workbook that can be used to identify income, health, food security and cultural values associated with ecosystem goods and services (EGS) that are used by communities.
Lineage: The Assets Drivers Wellbeing Impact Matrix (ADWIM) was developed and published here: Skewes, T.D., Hunter, C.M., Butler, J.R.A., Lyne, V.D., Suadnya, W., Wise, R.M., 2016. The Asset Drivers, Well-being Interaction Matrix (ADWIM): A participatory tool for estimating future impacts on ecosystem services and livelihoods. Climate Risk Management, Climate Futures and Rural Livelihood Transformation in Eastern Indonesia 12, 69–82. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.crm.2015.08.001

This macro-enabled Excel file is an implementation of the values-elicitation methods in ADWIM. It allows users to enter data, run an analysis and view results.

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