The authors of this publication, for the Stockholm Environment Institute, propose a framework for a just transition for climate change adaptation, focused on two dimensions: justice – procedural and distributional – and connectedness. Achieving globally just resilience requires addressing both dimensions together, but neither is all-or-nothing: incremental steps can make adaptation more globally just over time. They use two case studies, for Brazilian coffee and the Nile River Basin, to illustrate their points.

Lager, F., Adams, K. M., Dzebo, A., Eriksson, M., Klein, R.J.T. and Klimes, M. (2021). A Just Transition for Climate Change Adaptation: Towards Just Resilience and Security in a Globalising World. Adaptation Without Borders Policy Brief 2. Stockholm Environment Institute, Stockholm. http://www.sei.org/publications/just-transition-climate-adaptation

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