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viiiCase Study AuthorscontributorsMike Muller,Graduate School of Public and DevelopmentManagement, Witwatersrand UniversityMusonda Mumba,Climate Change Adaptation Unit, Division ofEnvironmental Policy Implementation, UnitedNations Environment Programme (UNEP)Riedner Mumbi,RANET-ZambiaRichard Munang,Climate Change and DevelopmentProgramme, United Nations EnvironmentProgramme (UNEP)Richard Muyungi,Vice President’s Office, United Republicof TanzaniaSreeja Nair,The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)Mutasim Bashir Nimir,Sudanese Environment Conservation SocietyWilbur Ottichilo,M.P. Kenya National AssemblyRebecca Pearl-Martinez,Oxfam AmericaEmilia Pramova,Center for International Forestry Research(CIFOR)Johan Rockström,Stockholm Environment Institute& Stockholm Resilience CentreDimple Roy,Adaptive Resource Management Ltd.Frances Seymour,Center for International Forestry Research(CIFOR)Paul Siegel,Consultant, World BankShiv Someshwar,International Research Institutefor Climate and Society/Earth Institute,Columbia UniversityAndreas Spiegel,Swiss ReDetlef Sprinz,Potsdam InstitutePaul Steele,United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)Roger Street,United Kingdom Climate Impacts Programme(UKCIP)Pablo Suarez,Red Cross/Red Crescent Climate Centreand Boston University Pardee CenterRizaldi Boer,Centre for Climate Risk and OpportunityManagement in Southeast Asia and Pacific,Bogor Agricultural University, IndonesiaFoster Brown,Woods Hole Research Center,Graduate Program in Ecology and NaturalResource Management of the FederalUniversity of AcreEsther Conrad,Department of Environmental Science,Policy and Management at the Universityof California, BerkeleyCarlos Batista da Costa,Military Firefighters Corps of Acre State,BrazilRémi Cousin,International Research Institutefor Climate and Society/Earth Institute,Columbia UniversityDaouda Zan Diarra,Mali Direction Nationale de la MétéorologieAndrew Goodland,World BankMolly Hellmuth,International Research Institutefor Climate and Society/Earth Institute,Columbia UniversityWorld Resources 2010-2011Sally Prowitt,World Resources Institute (WRI)Samantha Putt del Pino,World Resources InstituteAdriana Ramos,Instituto Socioambiental (ISA)Janet Ranganathan,World Resources Institute (WRI)Nicola Ranger,London School of Economicsand Political ScienceJorge Recharte,The Mountain InstituteTim Reeder,United Kingdom Environment AgencyMike Rivington,Macaulay Land Use Research InstituteDarren Swanson,International Institutefor Sustainable Development (IISD)Heikki Toivonen,Finnish Environment InstituteStephen Tyler,Adaptive Resource Management Ltd.Robert Wilby,Loughborough UniversityGary Yohe,Wesleyan UniversityCarolina Zambrano-Barragán,Government of Quito AdvisorStephen Holness,South African National ParksHilary Hove,International Institutefor Sustainable Development (IISD)Qun Li,World BankNelson Lujara,Rwanda Ministry of InfrastructureKirsten Luxbacher,Independent ConsultantSusan Tambi Matambo,Independent ConsultantMaria Osbeck,Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)
ixSimulation Exercise PartnersJo-Ellen Parry,International Institute for SustainableDevelopment (IISD)Caroline Petersen,South African National BiodiversityInstitute (SANBI)Flavio Ferreira Pires,Military Firefighters Corps of Acre State,BrazilJamie Pittock,Australian National UniversityNeil Powell,Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI)George Pereira Santos,Military Firefighters Corps of Acre State,Brazil; Municipal Civil Defense of Rio Branco,Acre, BrazilMary Seely,Desert Research Foundation of NamibiaArun Bhakta Shrestha,International Centre for IntegratedMountain DevelopmentBach Tan Sinh,National Institute for Science and TechnologyPolicy and Strategy StudiesShiv Someshwar,International Research Institutefor Climate and Society/Earth Institute,Columbia UniversityVu Canh Toan,National Institute for Science and TechnologyPolicy and Strategy StudiesAbu Mostafa Kamal Uddin,United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)Cathy Vaughan,International Research Institutefor Climate and Society/Earth Institute,Columbia UniversityLanying Wang,State Office of ComprehensiveAgriculture DevelopmentMing Xu,Institute Of Geographical Sciencesand Natural Resources Research,Chinese Academy of SciencesGhana Energy CommissionAlfred K. Ofosu Ahenkorah,Executive SecretaryLinda Mensa, Manager,Energy Information CentreCan Tho UniversityDang Kieu Nhan, Mekong Delta DevelopmentResearch InstituteNguyen Hieu Trung, Research Institutefor Climate ChangeNguyen Van Sanh, Mekong Delta DevelopmentResearch InstituteJake Brunner, IUCN, Vietnam;special consultant to WRRConsensus Building Institute (CBI)David FairmanBetsy FiermanDavid PlumbLarry SusskindcontributorsChapter title decision making in a changing climate
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