Evaluation of Interventions for Dealing with Residual Climate Risks
The evaluation of interventions for dealing with residual climate risks is part of the DEval evaluation of climate change adaptation interventions. Residual climate risks (also referred to as “residual risks”) are defined as climate risks that remain following climate protection (reduction) and adaptation. The object of evaluation here are interventions in the areas of risk pooling, risk sharing, risk prevention and transformative risk management. This part of the evaluation focuses on the relevance, effectiveness and impact of interventions for dealing with residual climate risks.
Methodology
This part of the evaluation takes a formative, theory-building approach and contains a series of case studies. It performs document analyses, holds workshops and conducts qualitative interviews on the basis of a standardised, large-scale budget/company survey and flood modelling using geodata.
Contact
Dr Gerald Leppert
Phone: +49 (0)228 336907-968
E-mail: gerald.leppert@DEval.org
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Dr Sven Harten
Phone: +49 (0)228 336907-950
E-mail: sven.harten@DEval.org
Publications on Climate Change Adaptation
- Climate Mobility and Development Cooperation
- Monitoring, evaluation and learning for climate risk management
- Evidence Gap and Intervention Heat Maps of Climate Change Adaptation in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
- IIED Briefing: The climate crisis: four ways evaluations can strengthen policymaking
- Exploring the link between climate variability and mortality in sub-Saharan Africa
- IIED Briefing: La crisis climática: cuatro formas de fortalecer el diseño de políticas públicas a través de la evaluación
- Policy Brief: Anpassung an den Klimawandel: Erreicht die deutsche Finanzierung die besonders betroffenen Länder?
- Evaluierung von Maßnahmen zur Anpassung an den Klimawandel. Portfolio- und Allokationsanalyse.