Building community resilience to coastal climate hazards in Australia

越来越频繁和强烈的气候灾害正在摧毁澳大利亚的社区，并且预计随着气候变化将会恶化。该项目旨在制定和传播迫切需要的战略，以帮助沿海社区准备和应对气候灾害。将在面临风险的社区使用混合方法研究调查地方规模的联系与准备和应对能力之间的关系。这项研究将为政策制定者和管理者提供实用的指导，优化投资建设社区弹性，推进人文地理学科，并通过创造关于社区适应能力的新知识，使生活在沿海地区的2000多万澳大利亚人受益。

More frequent and intense climate hazards are devastating Australian communities and are projected to worsen as climate changes. This project aims to develop and communicate urgently needed strategies to assist coastal communities to prepare for and respond to climate hazards. The relationship between local-scale connection and capacity to prepare and respond will be investigated using mixed methods research in at-risk communities. The research will deliver practical guidance to policy makers and managers that will optimise investments in building community resilience, advance the discipline of human geography, and benefit over 20 million Australians living in coastal areas by creating new knowledge on neighbourhood adaptive capacity.