Building knowledge on climate change issues: the methodological development of data collection by the RCGI group

Construção de conhecimento em temas de mudanças climáticas: o desenvolvimento metodológico de coleta de dados pelo grupo de advocacy do RCGI

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The RCGI advocacy group proposed the development of a methodology for collecting qualitative and quantitative data on climate change issues. The methodology consists of preparing and applying a written form, followed by workshops. Combining written forms with workshops was essential to optimize data collection. The methodology was successfully tested by researchers in areas such as Greenhouse Gases, Nature-Based Solutions, Carbon Capture and Utilization, Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage. The study proved the effectiveness of applying the methodology, which successfully obtained quantitative and qualitative data, summarizing the long-term experiences of different researchers. The developed methodology also contributed to aggregate sparse data and favor the obtaining of relevant information for the improvement of solutions and public policies. In the same context, the methodology improved ways of identifying stakeholders, regulatory gaps and difficulties in implementing solutions and public policies. The results indicate that the methodology can be used in mitigation projects and adaptation strategies in a climate change scenario.

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2023-12-21

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Eslabão, A., Lemos , G. L. de ., de Medeiros Costa, H. K. ., Werneck Fagá, M. T. ., & Santos, E. M. dos. (2023). Building knowledge on climate change issues: the methodological development of data collection by the RCGI group: Construção de conhecimento em temas de mudanças climáticas: o desenvolvimento metodológico de coleta de dados pelo grupo de advocacy do RCGI. Concilium, 23(23), 198–207. Recuperado de https://clium.org/index.php/edicoes/article/view/2600

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