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T869 Climate change: from science to lived experience. The lived experience of climate change: water case study on the nile and rhine river basins
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The Lived experience of climate change: interdisciplinary e-module development and virtual mobility project concerns education and lifelong learning in relation to climate change, to contribute to an informed and active European citizenry and to inform EU policy on this major challenge. Focusing on the lived experiences of climate change -- how individuals, communities and organisations conceive and respond to its perceived local impacts (e.g. extreme weather, biodiversity changes) – the project complements other work in the area. Through collaboration between nine participating institutions, designing innovative teaching modules and a virtual learning space, it aims to create a European community of scholars, students and citizens who collectively make a major contribution to the United Nations decade on education for sustainable development.
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This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This
publication [communication] reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission
cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained
therein.
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Lived experiences Climate change Water case study
Citation
Taye, Meron Teferi [et al.] - T869 Climate change: from science to lived experience. The lived experience of climate change: water case study on the nile and rhine river basins. United Kingdom: Open University, 2012. 58 p. (Colab. de Paula Bacelar Nicolau)