IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp
The Integrated Watershed and Climate Risk Hotspot Mapping project, led by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) with support from CGIAR’s Food Frontiers and Security Program, is uncovering how climate risks are affecting daily life in the Jerash Camp. Through this initiative, over 50...
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| description | The Integrated Watershed and Climate Risk Hotspot Mapping project, led by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) with support from CGIAR’s Food Frontiers and Security Program, is uncovering how climate risks are affecting daily life in the Jerash Camp.
Through this initiative, over 50 officials, municipal engineers, humanitarian agencies and community committees came together to co-design a climate risk mapping approach that combines technical data with local knowledge. Residents shared firsthand experiences of flooded alleys, heat trapped between walls, and challenges in water, drainage and waste management, ensuring interventions reflect real-life conditions. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1769512025-10-09T21:16:42Z IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp Al-Zu’bi, Maha local knowledge climate resilience climate change refugees impact The Integrated Watershed and Climate Risk Hotspot Mapping project, led by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) with support from CGIAR’s Food Frontiers and Security Program, is uncovering how climate risks are affecting daily life in the Jerash Camp. Through this initiative, over 50 officials, municipal engineers, humanitarian agencies and community committees came together to co-design a climate risk mapping approach that combines technical data with local knowledge. Residents shared firsthand experiences of flooded alleys, heat trapped between walls, and challenges in water, drainage and waste management, ensuring interventions reflect real-life conditions. 2025-08-19 2025-10-09T21:16:41Z 2025-10-09T21:16:41Z Blog Post https://hdl.handle.net/10568/176951 en Open Access International Water Management Institute Al-Zu’bi, M. 2025. IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp. Blog Post. CGIAR Food Frontiers and Security Science Program |
| spellingShingle | local knowledge climate resilience climate change refugees impact Al-Zu’bi, Maha IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title | IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title_full | IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title_fullStr | IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title_full_unstemmed | IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title_short | IWMI taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in Jordan’s Jerash Camp |
| title_sort | iwmi taps into local knowledge to build climate resilience in jordan s jerash camp |
| topic | local knowledge climate resilience climate change refugees impact |
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