The ASSAR Spotlight on Communicating Climate Information

ASSAR (Adaptation at Scale in Semi-Arid Regions) project has just published the very first ASSAR Spotlight! In these differently-themed and zippy quarterly publications the ASSAR project team members recount their experiences, insights and lessons-learned.

This time around, the Spotlight focuses on communicating climate information. It grapples with increasingly relevant topics, such as which climate messages are most important, which audiences are key, and how we can all talk to each other, rather than past each other.

Click here to download the entire ASSAR Spotlight, or click the story links below to be directed to the individual articles on the ASSAR website.

	Tali Hoffman (Communications Officer) discusses the general challenges – and promising practices – of communicating climate information.		Sumetee Pahwa Gajjar (South Asia Team) describes the need to move our discussions from a safe space to the ‘3rd Space’.
Jennifer Leavy (East Africa Team) talks about the importance of building trust between stakeholders.		Dian Spear (Southern Africa Team) describes the need to consider the cultural beliefs of our stakeholders.
	Adelina Mensah (West Africa Team) talks about the need to address gaps in climate communication.		Lucia Scodanibbio (Project Coordinator) reflects on ASSAR’s recent climate training school.

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