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Climate Risk Management

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Farmers’ climate change perceptions in central Colombia: A propensity score matching approach using protection motivation theory and psychological distance 哥伦比亚中部农民对气候变化的认知：基于保护动机理论和心理距离的倾向得分匹配方法

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Climate Risk Management

Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crm.2025.100720

Alexander Cano , Bente Castro-Campos

This study investigates how farmers’ experiences with extreme weather events, specifically landslides and droughts, shape their perceptions of climate change in central Colombia, and their implications for climate risk management. Using Protection Motivation Theory and psychological distance as frameworks, we surveyed 360 farmers in 2022–2023 to assess their perceptions of climate change severity, vulnerability, and proximity. To control for confounding factors, we employed propensity score matching, comparing farmers in villages affected by landslides and droughts with those in unaffected villages. Our findings reveal that while landslides do not significantly alter farmers’ perceptions, droughts heighten awareness of climate change, with statistically significant differences observed in 10 out of 16 perception categories. This suggests that the nature of extreme weather events plays a crucial role in shaping climate change perceptions. Notably, farmers affected by drought perceive climate change as more severe, feel more vulnerable, and report closer psychological distance to its impacts compared to those in landslide-affected areas. These results imply that climate risk management strategies should be tailored to the specific types of extreme weather events affecting a region. Furthermore, by comparing drought and landslide events, this study provides new insight into how different climatic shocks shape farmers’ perceptions, contributing to a more nuanced understanding of climate change adaptation. This research highlights how propensity score matching, by better balancing groups and reducing bias from confounding, offers a methodological improvement over conventional approaches in climate perception studies.

本研究调查了哥伦比亚中部农民遭遇极端天气事件（特别是山体滑坡和干旱）的经历如何影响他们对气候变化的看法，以及这些事件对气候风险管理的影响。利用保护动机理论和心理距离作为框架，我们在2022-2023年对360名农民进行了调查，以评估他们对气候变化严重性、脆弱性和接近性的看法。为了控制混杂因素，我们采用倾向得分匹配，比较受滑坡和干旱影响的村庄的农民与未受影响的村庄的农民。我们的研究结果表明，虽然山体滑坡不会显著改变农民的认知，但干旱会提高农民对气候变化的认识，在16个认知类别中，有10个类别存在统计学上的显著差异。这表明，极端天气事件的性质在形成对气候变化的看法方面起着至关重要的作用。值得注意的是，受干旱影响的农民认为气候变化更严重，感觉更脆弱，与受滑坡影响地区的农民相比，他们对其影响的心理距离更近。这些结果表明，气候风险管理策略应该针对影响一个地区的特定类型的极端天气事件进行调整。此外，通过比较干旱和滑坡事件，本研究提供了新的见解，了解不同的气候冲击如何影响农民的看法，有助于更细致入微地了解气候变化适应。这项研究强调了倾向得分匹配，通过更好地平衡群体和减少混杂的偏差，在气候感知研究中提供了一种优于传统方法的方法。

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Climate Ireland: A comprehensive evaluation of local authority climate action training 爱尔兰气候：对地方当局气候行动培训的综合评估

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Climate Risk Management

Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crm.2025.100729

Christopher Phillips, Lydia Cumiskey, Cathal O’Mahony, Catriona Reid, Denise McCullagh

Governments in Europe must adjust to the changing climate, which necessitates building public sector capacity for climate action (European Commission, 2021). The Climate Ireland knowledge platform is a crucial national online resource providing climate data and information to decision-makers. Collaborating with Climate Action Regional Offices and the Local Authority Services National Training Group it delivered the “Raising Awareness” climate training programme which has been instrumental in increasing local government knowledge of climate change. The lack of consistency in training initiatives and the knowledge gap for decision-makers have been addressed in large part by Climate Ireland’s rise as a trustworthy training and information platform.

We analysed quantitative survey data from the Raising Awareness training programme, completed by 15,295 participants from local authorities across Ireland, using statistical methods to assess the training’s impact on participants’ understanding, knowledge acquisition, awareness, and decision-making abilities. The training programme was effective in increasing climate awareness, engaging with participants and improving knowledge acquisition. Strong correlations were also found between satisfaction, engagement and personal/professional relatability of the content. Most participants also reported increased feelings of confidence regarding the implementation of climate actions. Our findings suggest that engaging and personally relatable content leads to better satisfaction and learning outcomes. This study offers insights for shaping future climate action training that aligns with national and international commitments to train, empower and enhance capacity of decision-makers. It demonstrates the importance of ongoing training to build adaptive responses to climate change challenges, contributing to Ireland’s resilience and sustainability efforts.

欧洲各国政府必须适应不断变化的气候，这就需要建设公共部门的气候行动能力（欧盟委员会，2021年）。爱尔兰气候知识平台是一个重要的国家在线资源，为决策者提供气候数据和信息。它与气候行动区域办事处和地方当局服务国家培训小组合作，提供了“提高认识”气候培训方案，该方案有助于提高地方政府对气候变化的认识。培训计划缺乏一致性和决策者的知识差距在很大程度上已经通过气候爱尔兰作为一个值得信赖的培训和信息平台的崛起得到了解决。我们分析了来自提高意识培训计划的定量调查数据，该计划由来自爱尔兰各地地方当局的15,295名参与者完成，使用统计方法评估培训对参与者的理解、知识获取、意识和决策能力的影响。培训方案有效地提高了对气候的认识，促进了参与者的参与和知识的获取。满意度、参与度和内容的个人/专业相关性之间也存在很强的相关性。大多数与会者还报告说，他们对实施气候行动的信心有所增强。我们的研究结果表明，引人入胜和个人相关的内容会带来更好的满意度和学习成果。这项研究为塑造未来的气候行动培训提供了见解，这些培训与国家和国际对培训、赋权和提高决策者能力的承诺相一致。它展示了持续培训的重要性，以建立适应气候变化挑战的反应，有助于爱尔兰的复原力和可持续性努力。

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Strategic marketing capacities for climate change resilience: A framework for business-to-business sectors 应对气候变化的战略营销能力：企业对企业部门的框架

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Climate Risk Management

Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crm.2025.100700

Maryam Asgharinajib , Davood Feiz , Morteza Maleki MinBashRazgah , Azim Zarei , Shahryar Sorooshian

This study examines business-to-business (B2B) marketing capabilities about climate change and aims to fill gaps in the strategic marketing literature. Using a grounded theory approach and conducting in-depth interviews with B2B company executives in Iran, three key capabilities were identified: climate capacity building, communication catalyst, and Climatic Greenism. Climate capacity building focuses on risk awareness and strengthening infrastructure, communication catalyst focuses on mobilizing sustainable narratives and engaging with stakeholders, and Climatic Greenism emphasizes supply chain innovation and product development. Findings suggest that these capabilities synergistically contribute to strengthening the resilience and sustainability of companies. This research adds to the scientific discourse on B2B marketing and climate change. It provides practical insights to help B2B companies, especially in developing countries, adapt their strategies to environmental conditions and ensure sustainable performance.

本研究考察了企业对企业（B2B）关于气候变化的营销能力，旨在填补战略营销文献中的空白。采用扎根理论方法并对伊朗B2B公司高管进行深入访谈，确定了三个关键能力：气候能力建设、沟通催化剂和气候绿色主义。气候能力建设侧重于风险意识和加强基础设施，沟通催化剂侧重于动员可持续叙事和与利益攸关方接触，气候绿色主义强调供应链创新和产品开发。研究结果表明，这些能力协同作用有助于增强公司的弹性和可持续性。这项研究增加了B2B营销和气候变化的科学论述。它提供了实用的见解，以帮助B2B公司，特别是发展中国家的公司，调整其战略以适应环境条件并确保可持续的绩效。

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Everyone’s Adaptation: Exploring individual heat stress adaptation 每个人的适应：探索个体热应激适应

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Climate Risk Management

Pub Date : 2025-01-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.crm.2025.100712

Zakia Sultana , Heleen L.P. Mees , Bishawjit Mallick , Peter P.J. Driessen , Ajay Bailey

Due to rising temperatures, heat stress affects nearly everyone’s way of living. Adapting to heat stress is very individual, but our understanding of the process and conditions that influence such individual adaptation remains fragmented and limited. To address this knowledge gap, we introduce a novel conceptual framework, “Everyone’s Adaptation (EoA),”. This framework integrates insights from a range of inter- and trans-disciplinary concepts and theories from the individual to the collective level to explore the conditions under which individuals of all ages, genders, ethnicities, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds can adapt to heat stress. We argue that a better understanding of the key enabling and constraining conditions at individual and community levels, and fair and equitable governance, can inform sustainable, effective, and fair climate change adaptation policies. In this paper, we operationalize the EoA framework in the context of heat stress adaptation. We propose this framework can also be adapted for adaptation to other extreme climatic events in various local contexts.

由于气温上升，中暑影响了几乎每个人的生活方式。对热应激的适应是非常个体的，但我们对影响这种个体适应的过程和条件的理解仍然是零散和有限的。为了解决这一知识差距，我们引入了一个新的概念框架，即“每个人的适应（EoA）”。该框架整合了从个体到集体层面的一系列跨学科和跨学科概念和理论的见解，以探索所有年龄，性别，种族，文化和社会经济背景的个体能够适应热应激的条件。我们认为，更好地理解个人和社区层面的关键有利条件和制约条件，以及公平公正的治理，可以为可持续、有效和公平的气候变化适应政策提供信息。在本文中，我们在热应激适应的背景下操作EoA框架。我们认为，这一框架也可以用于适应不同地方背景下的其他极端气候事件。

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