Curating transformation can strengthen adaptation and minimize losses and damages
Joanne Clarke(University of East Anglia), Nicholas P. Simpson(University of Cape Town), Anne Haour(University of East Anglia), Hana Morel(King's College London), Andrew Hutcheson(University of East Anglia), Kwasi Appeaning Addo(University of Ghana), Sarah Wade(University of East Anglia), Johanna Forster(University of East Anglia), Nick Brooks(University of East Anglia), Ben Orlove(Columbia University), Nii-Adziri Wellington(University of Ghana), Cornelius Holtorf(Linnaeus University), Victoria Aryee Adinorkuor(University of Ghana), Christa N. Brunnschweiler(Norwegian University of Science and Technology)
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