Analysis of Climate Change Perception and Adaptation among Arable Food Crop Farmers in South Western Nigeria.

Quantifying stakeholder learning in climate change adaptation across multiple relational and participatory networks

“…Age's negative coefficient suggests that older respondents are more likely to have lower climate change perception scores when controlling for all other effects and social networks. In the literature, the relationship between age and perceptions of climate change is inconclusive, with some finding a positive relationship (Apata et al, 2009) and others a negative (Aphunu and Nwabeze, 2013). Here, we show that age is indeed a significant predictor of climate change perceptions, with a negative relationship.…”

Agro-Pastoralists’ Perception of Climate Change and Adaptation in the Qilian Mountains, China

“…Therefore, "bottom-up" adaptation research is more targeted and more practical for local governments to carry out adaptation management and adaptation technical guidance (Bhave et al,2014;Mhda et al,2017; Thale and Seebauer, 2019). In the "bottom-up" experimental research, scholars have carried out many targeted studies based on the "perception-adaptation" analytical framework (Apata et al,2009;Below et al,2015;Eric et al, 2018), perception is the premise and basis of adaptation decision and choice, but the nal adaptation decision and action is also affected by various social, economic,…”