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Knowledge Management Strategy
Abstract
The preceding chapters present a systematic argument for those within the climate change community to explore opportunities for interventions that would increase knowledge, change attitudes for the better, and lead to the practice of climate change adaptation. However, exploring these opportunities should be guided by a framework. In this chapter, we propose one such framework, a knowledge management strategy for climate change adaptation. This knowledge management strategy does not only belong under the cognitive domain as argued in Chapter 3. In fact, it straddles all three domains since the affective and psychomotor domains are also influenced by knowledge. Its major assumption is that climate change response (knowledge, attitudes, and practice) can be increased and enhanced through knowledge sharing and reuse.
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