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The Witness King Tides project encourages people to photograph their local shoreline during the highest tide of the year to illustrate the vulnerability of coastal areas under sea-level rise
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National mapping and visualisation products are available that can contribute to the assessment of coastal risk under climate change. Most of these products are directly available from CoastAdapt.
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Understanding the broader regional geomorphological context is useful for coastal management planning and decision-making in many places
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Here we provide a guide to the wide range of tools available to support all stages of adaptation planning and implementation.
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Monitoring and evaluation (M&E) are key stages in the adaptation process that are important as a means to demonstrate effectiveness and accountability. There are particular challenges associated with M&E of adaptation, related to the long timescales of climate change and its impacts.
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Monitoring and evaluation require two types of indicators to be defined at the planning stage; trigger indicators (which will be used to trigger new action or a change of action) and performance indicators.
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This guide aims to assist the reader step through the process of choosing valuation approaches that are fit for the purpose of the adaptation decision.
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CoastExchange was an on-line forum for climate change adaptation professionals, providing opportunities to share experiences and build networks.
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Successful community adaptation to climate change requires strong and positive engagement across the wider community that supports learning, builds trust and relationships and facilitates individuals and groups to contribute their views, values and concerns.
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Community engagement requires careful consideration of factors such as who to consult, and the timing of consultation. Resources exist to support and guide engagement.
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