Coordination and Participation: Writing Workshops - Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic - Bering Beaufort Chukchi Region

该奖项将支持美国出席会议，以制定一份报告，这将有助于美国国家评估，并解决个人，社区，行业和社会相关部门的当前调整和未来需求。本次评估将
该项目将在近期（2030年）和更遥远的未来（2080年）完成，为个人、社区规划者和行业提供对未来可能情景的洞察力。通过针对适应，包括各部门和社区的适应障碍，报告将为规划者、决策者和制定适应相关政策的人提供信息。这些信息将最终帮助社会预测和适应北极？的持续和未来的物理，社会经济和技术的变化。“变化中的北极适应行动”将是对气候以及综合社会和环境框架和模式的评估，这些框架和模式可以为面对北极变化的适应行动提供信息。AACA是美国对同名国际综合努力的主要贡献，#8232;将侧重于适应多种压力。资金将支持美国参加两个研讨会，以完成对白令/博福特/楚科奇海地区居民为应对近几十年来发生的气候、景观、生态系统和社会系统的快速变化而实施的适应措施的评估。这些研讨会的报告将评估加拿大西北部、北方阿拉斯加和俄罗斯东部的北极地区以及邻近海域的广泛变化。
预计&，该报告将使人们更好地了解社会对变化的反应，并讨论在哪些方面需要进行更多的研究或投资，以促进&近期和更长远的适应行动。

This award will support US attendance at meetings to develop a report that will contribute to the US National Assessment, and also address the current adjustments and future needs of individuals, communities, industries, and relevant sectors of society. This assessment will
 be completed for the near-term (2030) and more distant future (2080), providing individuals, community planners and industry with insight into possible future scenarios. By targeting adaptation, including barriers to adaptation in various sectors and communities, the report will inform planners, decision-makers and those who set policy relevant to adaptation. This information will ultimately help society anticipate and adapt to the Arctic?s ongoing and future physical, socioeconomic and technological changes."Adaptation Actions for a Changing Arctic" (AACA) is to be an assessment of climate and integrated social and environmental frameworks and models that can inform adaptation actions in the face of Arctic change. The AACA is the main contribution by the U.S. to an international synthesis effort of the same name that 
will focus on adaptation to multiple stressors. Funds will support U.S. participation in two workshops to complete an assessment of the adaptations residents of the Bering/Beaufort/Chukchi Sea region have implemented to deal with the rapid changes in climate, landscape, ecosystems and social systems that have occurred in recent decades. The report that will result from these workshops will be an assessment of the broad array of changes in 
the Arctic regions of Northwestern Canada, Northern Alaska and Eastern Russia and adjacent seas. 
It is expected that 
the report will lead to a better understanding of the social responses to change and to a discussion of where additional research or investments are needed to facilitate near-term
 and more distant adaptation actions.