DISPATCHES ON ADAPTATION

Hewitson, C. (no date) Vulnerability and adaptation assessment:
Regional climate change scenarios. Unpublished final report.
Department of Environment and Tourism. Pretoria
Heyd, T. (2009). Cultural Dimensions, Adaptation, and Climate Change.
(Abstracts for open meeting).
http://www.openmeeting2009.org/abstracts/day4/C160.pdf
Heyd, T. and Brooks, N. (no date). Exploring cultural dimensions of
adaptation to climate change.
(http://www.cru.uea.ac.uk/~e118/publications/Heyd_Brooks09_Fin
al_proof.pdf)
Kiker, G. (no date) South African county study on climate change:
Synthesis report for the vulnerability and adaptation assessment
section. Unpublished Draft Report. Department of Environment and
Tourism. Pretoria
Mwebaza, R. (2009) Gender and Climate Change: Why Women's
Perspectives Matter. Institute for Security Studies. Nairobi
http://www.iss.co.za/index.php?link_id=26&slink_id=8138&link_type
=12&slink_type=12&tmpl_id=3
Office of the Premier (2004) KwaZulu-Natal Province: A Profile Analysis
- 2004, KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Government, Pietermaritzburg
Shulze, R.E. (2007) Climate Change and the Agricultural Sector in
South Africa: An Assessment of Findings in the New Millenium,
ACRUcon Report No 55 (School of Bioresources, Engineering and
Environmental Hydrology, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg
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