Communication for development in Climate Field School: the case of Livelihood adaptation to climate change project in Bangladesh

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Livelihood adaptation is the key element of the support that CSDI is doing to FAO projects in Bangladesh to develop CCA. CSDI is developing a communication action plan for: institutionalization of the learning process; replication of good adaptation practices through the Climate Field School approach; up-scaling and mainstreaming successfully pilot tested livelihood adaptation options into development planning and policy decision making.

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Communication for Development in Climate Field School: The Case of Livelihood Adaptation to Climate Change Project in Bangladesh CLEOFE S. TORRES Associate Professor and Dean College of Development Communication University of the Philippines Los Banos

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