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“The power to share”: negotiating social equity for locally led climate adaptation
The need for social equity as fundamental to climate adaptation is well recognised in policy circles, including the necessity to prioritise vulnerable communities in the Global South. Nevertheless, despite growing interest in locally led climate adaptation, policy and programme frameworks overloo
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