SensesProject/regional-kenya

In this module, we show how co-production techniques can be applied to developing socio-economic scenarios and adaptation options and strategies in sub-global impact, adaptation, and vulnerability studies. We demonstrate this process in a case study focused on Kenya. # Co-producing adaptation options to address future cross-border climate impacts Sara Talebian, Henrik Carlsen, Oliver Johnson, Jan Volkholz, Elvine Kwamboka and Jonas Parnow In this case study, we develop and use a set of stakeholder-driven sub-global scenarios linked to the global climate scenario architecture, especially the Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) to explore future cross-border climate impacts and adaptation options in Kenya. Co-production techniques are used throughout the process for developing scenarios and using them for impact assessment and adaptation planning. --- This repository contains the code for *Co-producing adaptation options to address future cross-border climate impacts*. It is part of the SENSES Toolkit. ## License The source code is licensed under the ISC license. Text and graphics are licensed under Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International. For licensing information on datasets please refer to the data sources section. Exceptions are listed below on a per-file basis. ## Data Sources Data sources and if applicable licenses are listed below on a per-file basis. - `components/TableSSPDriver.vue` Sara Talebian, Henrik Carlsen (2020): Case study results, future socioeconomic drivers, and states.xlsx) - `store/modules/impacts.js` Sara Talebian, Henrik Carlsen (2020): Case study results, future cross-border climate impacts.xlsx) - `components/Section-Adaptation.vue` Sara Talebian, Henrik Carlsen (2020): Case study results, adaptation options.xlsx) - `store/modules/driver.js` Source: SSP Database; License for the SSP database hosted by IIASA - `store/modules/time.js` Source: ISIMIP Database; License for the ISIMIP scenario data ## Build Setup ```bash # install dependencies $ npm install # serve with hot reload at localhost:3000 $ npm run dev # build for production and launch server $ npm run build $ npm run start # generate static project $ npm run generate ``` For detailed explanation on how things work, check out Nu …