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05 Aug 25

How we did it: A collaborative process – The REPRESA approach

The REPRESA project was built on the principles of collaboration, mutual learning, and local engagement. From the outset, we placeda strong emphasis on inclusivity by working closely with communities, researchers, and institutional partners across Madagascar. Co-designing the research agenda Research priorities were shaped by local actors. Through consultations with communities…

03 Aug 25

World Café: building resilience together

World Café on Early Warning Systems and climate change adaptation As Madagascar faces more frequent and intense cyclones and floods, it is clear that resilience is key. That is why we hosted a series of World Café sessions during our data collection in Madagascar, bringing together local communities, experts, and…

22 Jul 25

Narrative workshops

Capturing stories for deeper insights through storytelling Through our data collection, we organized a series of narrative workshops across various research axes, including climate change perception and adaptation options in the fields of agriculture, infrastructure, fisheries and aquatic resources, early warning systems and community risk management (CRM), as well as…

22 Jul 25

Household visits

Capturing authentic community insights with an innovative approach During our research mission in Mananjary, Morombe, Ankarafantsika, and Mitsinjo, we embraced an innovative and flexible methodology for data collection that went beyond the conventional. At the heart of this mission was a household visit approach that intentionally broke away from traditional,…

How we did it: A collaborative process – The REPRESA approach

World Café: building resilience together

Narrative workshops

Household visits

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