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effectively respond to. The findings show that the approaches used in programming,
particularly in engaging communities, largely determine the success of programming
outcomes, particularly in the longer term. How programming fosters local engagement in to early design phases, prior to determining the overall approach to programming, is shown as a pre-cursor in these cases for how successfully a programme
addresses the adaptation needs, and community-directed ways of employing future
strategies of adaptation. A greater building of local knowledge, skills and experiences
into programmatic approaches could further benefit the outcomes for the activities
of the RAN-API in achieving meaningful, sustained, ongoing adaptation.
References
Adger WN (2003a) Social capital, collective action, and adaptation to climate change. Econ Geogr
79(4):387–404
Adger WN (2003b) Social aspects of adaptive capacity. In: Smit JB, Klein R, Huq S (eds) 2003,
Climate change, adaptive capacity and development. Imperial college press
Adger WN, Hughes T, Folke C, Carpenter S, Rockstrom J (2005) Social-ecological resilience to
coastal disasters. Soc Ecol Resilience Coast Disasters 309(5737):1036–1039
Alexander C, Bynum N, Johnson E, King U, Mustonen P, Neofotis P et al (2011) Linking Indigenous
and scientific knowledge of climate change’. Bio Sci 61(6):477–484
Ampri I, Falconer A, Wahyudi N, Rosenberg A, Ampera B, Tuwo A, Glenday S, Wilkinson J (2014)
The landscape of public climate finance in Indonesia. An Indonesian ministry of finance and CPI
report. Available at: https://climatepolicyinitiative.org/publication/landscape-of-public-climatefinancein-indonesia-3/
Anantasari E, Winarto YT, Stigter K (2011) Climate Field School: Learning and understanding some
scientific knowledge of climate. In: Winarto YT, Stigter K (eds) Agrometeorological learning:
coping better with climate change. Deutschland: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH
and Co. KG, pp 44–85
Apuuli B, Wright J, Elias C, Burton I (2000) Reconciling monitoring and assessment. Environ
Monit Assess 61(1):145–159
Armitage D, Berkes F, Dale A, Kocho-Schellenberg E, Patton E (2011) Co-management and the
co-production of knowledge: learning to adapt in Canada’s arctic. Glob Environ Change 21:995–
1004
Bappenas (2010) Indonesia climate change sectoral roadmap. Jakarta: ICCSR, Republic of
Indonesia (Peta Jalan Sektoral Perubahan Iklim Indonesia, Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan
Sasional, Pemerintah Indonesia)
Bappenas (2012) National action plan for climate change adaptation (RAN-API), Synthesis report,
ministry of national development planning/national development planning agency, Government of
Indonesia (Rencana Aksi Nasional untuk Adaptasi Perubahan Iklim (RAN-API), laporan sintesis,
Kementerian Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional/Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional,
Pemerintah Indonesia)
Bappenas (2014) The national action plan for climate change adaptation (RAN-API), Ministry
of national development planning/national development planning agency (Rencana nasional
adaptasi perubahan Iklim (RAN-API), Kementerian perencanaan pembangunan nasional/badan
perencanaan pembangunan nasional (Bappenas))
Bebbington AJ (2000) Re-encountering development: livelihood transitions and place transformations in the Andes. Ann Assoc Am Geogr 90(3)
Bebbington A, Dharmawan L, Fahmi E, Guggenheim S (2006) Local capacity, village governance,
and the political economy of rural development in Indonesia. World Dev 34(11):1958–1976
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effectively respond to. The findings show that the approaches used in programming,
particularly in engaging communities, largely determine the success of programming
outcomes, particularly in the longer term. How programming fosters local engagement in to early design phases, prior to determining the overall approach to programming, is shown as a pre-cursor in these cases for how successfully a programme
addresses the adaptation needs, and community-directed ways of employing future
strategies of adaptation. A greater building of local knowledge, skills and experiences
into programmatic approaches could further benefit the outcomes for the activities
of the RAN-API in achieving meaningful, sustained, ongoing adaptation.
References
Adger WN (2003a) Social capital, collective action, and adaptation to climate change. Econ Geogr
79(4):387–404
Adger WN (2003b) Social aspects of adaptive capacity. In: Smit JB, Klein R, Huq S (eds) 2003,
Climate change, adaptive capacity and development. Imperial college press
Adger WN, Hughes T, Folke C, Carpenter S, Rockstrom J (2005) Social-ecological resilience to
coastal disasters. Soc Ecol Resilience Coast Disasters 309(5737):1036–1039
Alexander C, Bynum N, Johnson E, King U, Mustonen P, Neofotis P et al (2011) Linking Indigenous
and scientific knowledge of climate change’. Bio Sci 61(6):477–484
Ampri I, Falconer A, Wahyudi N, Rosenberg A, Ampera B, Tuwo A, Glenday S, Wilkinson J (2014)
The landscape of public climate finance in Indonesia. An Indonesian ministry of finance and CPI
report. Available at: https://climatepolicyinitiative.org/publication/landscape-of-public-climatefinancein-indonesia-3/
Anantasari E, Winarto YT, Stigter K (2011) Climate Field School: Learning and understanding some
scientific knowledge of climate. In: Winarto YT, Stigter K (eds) Agrometeorological learning:
coping better with climate change. Deutschland: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing GmbH
and Co. KG, pp 44–85
Apuuli B, Wright J, Elias C, Burton I (2000) Reconciling monitoring and assessment. Environ
Monit Assess 61(1):145–159
Armitage D, Berkes F, Dale A, Kocho-Schellenberg E, Patton E (2011) Co-management and the
co-production of knowledge: learning to adapt in Canada’s arctic. Glob Environ Change 21:995–
1004
Bappenas (2010) Indonesia climate change sectoral roadmap. Jakarta: ICCSR, Republic of
Indonesia (Peta Jalan Sektoral Perubahan Iklim Indonesia, Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan
Sasional, Pemerintah Indonesia)
Bappenas (2012) National action plan for climate change adaptation (RAN-API), Synthesis report,
ministry of national development planning/national development planning agency, Government of
Indonesia (Rencana Aksi Nasional untuk Adaptasi Perubahan Iklim (RAN-API), laporan sintesis,
Kementerian Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional/Badan Perencanaan Pembangunan Nasional,
Pemerintah Indonesia)
Bappenas (2014) The national action plan for climate change adaptation (RAN-API), Ministry
of national development planning/national development planning agency (Rencana nasional
adaptasi perubahan Iklim (RAN-API), Kementerian perencanaan pembangunan nasional/badan
perencanaan pembangunan nasional (Bappenas))
Bebbington AJ (2000) Re-encountering development: livelihood transitions and place transformations in the Andes. Ann Assoc Am Geogr 90(3)
Bebbington A, Dharmawan L, Fahmi E, Guggenheim S (2006) Local capacity, village governance,
and the political economy of rural development in Indonesia. World Dev 34(11):1958–1976