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Initiating adaptation to climate change Results from a participatory research project in Switzerland

Clivaz, Christophe
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Doctor, Marut
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Gessner, Susanne
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2013

Climate change adaptation has become to be a major issue in many tourism dependent areas around the world. While the general importance to put in place adaptation measures is widely recognized by scholars, politicians and practitioners in the field, the planning and implementation of specific measures has been neglected in many cases. Within the EU Alpine Space Project ClimAlpTour a strong linkage between academic scholars, tourism stakeholders and political actors has been established in order to allow for a participatory research process to tackle the issue. Within the document at hand, we will focus on the results from a participatory research process in three Swiss pilot regions, conducted with the goal of developing region-specific adaptation measures and strategies.

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preprint
Author(s)
Clivaz, Christophe
Doctor, Marut
Gessner, Susanne
Matasci, Cecilia  
Schuckert, Markus
Siegrist, Dominik
Luthe, Tobias
Wyss, Romano
Date Issued

2013

Subjects

climate change

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adaptation

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tourism

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Alps

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participatory research process

Editorial or Peer reviewed

NON-REVIEWED

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OTHER

EPFL units
LEURE  
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September 13, 2011
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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/70919
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