Sentence examples for resources for adaptation from inspiring English sources

Other key factors that from the perspective of professionals may reduce participation potential include knowledge deficits, lack of mandate to adapt, limited resources for adaptation, institutional barriers, inadequate assessment, and persistence of planning and monitoring approaches that do not account for climate change.

Huang et al. (2011) note that this includes both enhancing adaptive capacity, that is, the resources for adaptation and the ability to use them effectively and efficiently, and implementing adaptive actions.

Adaptive capacity on the other hand refers to people's ability to adapt and recover from climate exposure by facilitating access to livelihood resources for adaptation.

In this way, ROV creates an additional value that cannot be captured by 'conventional' valuation methods and, thus, it offers the potential to maximize long-term benefits for the society by making efficient use of fiscal resources for adaptation strategies.

But he said that the decision to raise and disburse hundreds of billions of dollars to help the most vulnerable nations showed that "the principle that poor countries with least responsibility for climate change need resources for adaptation has been recognized".

The purpose of this fund is to rapidly mobilise resources for adaptation and mitigation activities in developing countries.

Under the hypothesis of AARs as a resource for adaptation, genes that have experienced adaptive evolution are expected to show more and more recent (i.e. purer) AARs associated with a higher substitution rate.

The deployment of the MACD method would make resource forecasts for adaptation projects more transparent and widely accessible and would highlight areas where current engineering knowledge or material, engineering workforce, and equipment capacity fall short of meeting the demands of adaptation projects.

At line level, a service-oriented architecture control deals with manufacturing operations assignments made to mobile and stationary resources and enables the autonomous communication between resources in order for adaptation actions to be decided on.

4. Financial resources for mitigation and adaptation will need to be scaled up urgently and substantially and should involve mobilizing resources to support developing countries.

A perspective is advanced that considers leadership as an outcome of team processes (e.g., teamwork and team learning) that provides resources for better team adaptation and performance in subsequent performance cycles.