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Understanding UK Perceptions of Climate Risk and Resilience (RESILRISK)

了解英国对气候风险和复原力的看法 (RESILRISK)

基本信息

批准号：
NE/S016449/1
负责人：
Nicholas Pidgeon
金额：
$ 27.13万
依托单位：
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=NE%2FS016449%2F1
关键词：
Understanding UK Perceptions Climate Risk

项目摘要

In this proposal we focus on the British public as future recipients of climate risk messages and adaptation information. RESIL-RISK will investigate how people currently conceptualise the relationship between climate risks, resilience and adaptation options/policy, as evidence for designing future climate change risk communications. Although many aspects of climate risk perception are now well understood, much of the past research has focused on developing an understanding of supporting more effective mitigation actions (in particular, reduced use of fossil fuel energy) and policy. There is far less systematic evidence on how ordinary citizens might view climate risk adaptation and resilience, and no coherent theoretical account of how these are related to climate risk perceptions. RESIL-RISK will build upon a programme of work conducted over the past decade from the team at Cardiff University. A nationally representative survey (n=3000) with experimental components to test communication strategies will be designed in close collaboration with our partner Climate Outreach, the UK Met Office, and an expert advisory group. As well as generating a large dataset on public understandings and public support of climate change adaptation strategies, a key academic aim is to improve our theoretical understanding of links between climate risk perceptions, resilience, adaptation options and communication strategies. Results are expected to be of high public policy interest both in the UK and internationally. Key findings will be disseminated to relevant policy communities through reports (top-line findings and recommendations for climate resilience communication), a major launch event, media channels and through Climate Outreach's existing network. The project will also contribute towards our understanding of how risk communication can be delivered as a climate service, with a particular focus upon supporting future UK Climate Risk Assessments.

在这项提案中，我们把重点放在英国公众作为气候风险信息和适应信息的未来接受者。RESIL-RISK将调查人们目前如何概念化气候风险，恢复力和适应选项/政策之间的关系，作为设计未来气候变化风险沟通的证据。虽然现在对气候风险认知的许多方面都有了很好的了解，但过去的许多研究都侧重于了解如何支持更有效的减缓行动（特别是减少使用化石燃料能源）和政策。关于普通公民如何看待气候风险适应和复原力的系统性证据要少得多，也没有连贯的理论说明这些如何与气候风险感知相关。RESIL-RISK将建立在卡迪夫大学团队过去十年开展的工作计划的基础上。一项具有全国代表性的调查（n=3000）与实验组件，以测试通信策略将设计与我们的合作伙伴气候外展，英国气象局和专家咨询小组密切合作。除了生成关于公众对气候变化适应战略的理解和公众支持的大型数据集外，一个关键的学术目标是提高我们对气候风险感知，复原力，适应选择和沟通战略之间联系的理论理解。预计结果将在英国和国际上引起高度的公共政策兴趣。将通过报告（关于气候抗御力的主要调查结果和建议）、一次重大启动活动、媒体渠道和气候外联现有网络，向相关政策界传播主要调查结果。该项目还将有助于我们了解如何将风险沟通作为一项气候服务提供，特别关注支持未来的英国气候风险评估。