Uploaded February 2019 | Updated September 2026, 20 hours ago
When it comes to climate resilience interventions, experts say what should be done, decision makers decide what can be done, and ultimately, residents and communities adopt what they can and what is meaningful to them in their specific contexts. Ho Long Phi, member of the Viet Nam National Advisory Council for Climate Change, walks us through experiences and scenarios where these three variables—robust decision-making, implementability and societal adoptability—interplay in complex ways in adaptive policy pathways and frameworks for climate resilience and social development in Viet Nam.
For more information about this project, please visit unrisd.org/climate-change-coastal-cities
When it comes to climate resilience interventions, experts say what should be done, decision makers decide what can be done, and ultimately, residents and communities adopt what they can and what is meaningful to them in their specific contexts. Ho Long Phi, member of the Viet Nam National Advisory Council for Climate Change, walks us through experiences and scenarios where these three variables—robust decision-making, implementability and societal adoptability—interplay in complex ways in adaptive policy pathways and frameworks for climate resilience and social development in Viet Nam.
For more information about this project, please visit unrisd.org/climate-change-coastal-cities
