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NESP CS Project 2.1 - Enabling best practice adaptation


Funded by Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water
Managed by The University of Melbourne
Managed by University of Tasmania
Provided by   Australian Research Data Commons

Research Project

Researchers: Jon Barnett (Supervision, Funding acquisition, Writing review editing, Methodology, Conceptualization, Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator) ,  Sarah Boulter (Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator) ,  Elissa Waters (Data curation, Funding acquisition, Writing review editing, Formal analysis, Methodology, Conceptualization, Co-investigator or Collaborator) ,  Tia Brullo (Writing review editing, Software, Data curation, Methodology, Conceptualization, Project administration, Co-investigator or Collaborator)

Full description This project is a three-year investment to develop guiding principles and frameworks to help governments, civil society and communities undertake best practices in adaptation. It supports the NESP Climate Adaptation Initiative to answer important questions about how Australia is adapting to climate change. In a changing climate, adaptation is crucial for the well-being and prosperity of all Australians. Supported by solid decision-making frameworks, successful adaptation is built from the best available science and evidence. Governments and organisations are increasingly considering future climate risks as part of the adaptation planning and implementation processes. To guide best practice and form a national picture of what works well, there is much to learn from plans and action already in progress. This project has explored ‘enablers’ of adaptation to understand how adaptation practitioners can help overcome barriers they face. It has also developed guiding principles on what best practice adaptation looks like. In 2025 we released the Australian Adaptation Database, Australia’s first national climate change adaptation stocktake. The Australian Adaptation Database is helping to understand Australia’s progress toward climate change adaptation, collecting and categorising a sample of adaptation activities happening across different scales, sectors and geographic locations.

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  • Supervision, Funding acquisition, Writing review editing, Methodology, Conceptualization, Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator Jon Barnett
  • Principal investigator, Principal or Chief Investigator Sarah Boulter
  • Data curation, Funding acquisition, Writing review editing, Formal analysis, Methodology, Conceptualization, Co-investigator or Collaborator Elissa Waters
  • Writing review editing, Software, Data curation, Methodology, Conceptualization, Project administration, Co-investigator or Collaborator Tia Brullo

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