Co-production

This report explains how co‑production can reshape urban risk politics and support more inclusive resilience planning.

This case study analysis evaluates how co‑production frameworks support inclusive urban resilience across diverse contexts.

This report highlights that co‑production alone does not ensure inclusion and must deliberately address gendered power relations to achieve equitable urban resilience.

This case study examines how participatory mapping and community-led planning in Old Providence and Santa Catalina (Colombia) enabled residents to co-create locally grounded adaptation roadmaps after Hurricane Iota, while revealing the structural, economic, and psychosocial barriers that continue to influence just and sustainable recovery in small island contexts.

The Adaptation Research for Impact Principles are aimed at supporting and influencing the activities, plans, programmes and policies of ARA members as well as the broader community of practice working on adaptation action and research.