Despite a wealth of data and insights from climate scientists, translating these findings into tangible steps remains a daunting challenge.

Participants engage in a group discussions during the knowledge brokering workshop focusing on bridging the gap between climate research and action.

As the climate crisis intensifies, the gap between scientific research and action becomes increasingly apparent.

Despite a wealth of data and insights from climate scientists, translating these findings into tangible steps remains a daunting challenge.

In light of the above challenge, the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Programme (CLARE), a collaborative UK-Canada research initiative, held a Knowledge brokering workshop focusing on strategies to bridge the ever increasing gap between climate research and action.

The workshop featured dynamic discussions and collaborative efforts among experts, practitioners, and stakeholders. Participants delved into critical topics, including the integration of indigenous knowledge into early warning systems, strategies for social inclusion, and effective collaboration with the private sector.

These conversations were crucial for developing comprehensive and inclusive climate adaptation strategies.

Knowledge brokers play a vital role in this process by acting as intermediaries who translate complex scientific findings into actionable insights. They facilitate dialogue, foster partnerships, enhance co-creation and ensure that diverse perspectives are included in climate resilience efforts. By enhancing decision-making and promoting innovative solutions, knowledge brokers help drive real-world impact and foster a sustainable future.