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This paper presents the concept of communities of innovation for climate change adaptation
and disaster risk reduction. The paper discusses the added value of these types of communities
to help address uncertain futures from the impact of climate change, which are highly context
dependent. The paper frames these communities of innovation as part of innovation ecosystems in
order to reflect on their key elements and added value. We argue that climate change and disaster
risk management responses need to meet the needs of those experiencing problems with those
that can offer solutions in distinct localities, including those that could fund or finance potential
innovative solutions. Developing communities of innovation with the specific task of anticipating
and creating niche solutions has been gaining traction in the EU. Some developed under the H2020
BRIGAID project are analysed here for other emergent COIs, as future-oriented communities tasked
with the challenge to reduce disaster risks and enhance the climate resilience in their own spaces.
This paper reflects on the experience of participants in these communities and their reflections and
experience on whether these offer a useful form of organisation to anticipate future challenges, create
niche solutions, and bring innovations to the market. The paper concludes with how communities
of innovation can contribute to niche design and narratives of change to help achieve social and
environmental resilience to reframe and help transition and transform current systems into more
resilient, future-oriented communities
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climate change communities innovation ecosystems anticipation niche
Contexto Educativo
Citação
López-Gunn, E.; Swinkels, J.; Anzaldúa, G.; Bea, M.; Colaço, M.C.; Deksne, M.; Lalaj, N.; McDonald, H.; Rica, M. Communities of Innovation for Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction: Niche Creation and Anticipation. Sustainability 2021, 13, 5180.
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MDPI
