An indicator-based approach to quantifying the adaptive capacity of urban households: The case of Da Nang city, Central Vietnam
作者： Mai Trong Nhuan , Nguyen Tai Tue , Nguyen Thi Hong Hue , Tran Dang Quy , Tran Manh Lieu
DOI: 10.1016/J.UCLIM.2016.01.002
关键词: Natural resource economics 、 Adaptive capacity 、 Human capital 、 Environmental resource management 、 Climate change 、 Livelihood 、 Social relation 、 Socioeconomic status 、 Adaptation (computer science) 、 Geography 、 Municipal services
摘要: Abstract Municipal governments have to contend with climate change dynamics household-level adaptive capacity becoming an increasingly important component the urban setting. However, methods in quantification of adaptation, and what factors may drive adaptation at household level, remain poorly resolved. In this study, we proposed empirical approach a set 17 indicators assess households change. The were tested from three districts Da Nang city, Vietnam. A survey using socioeconomic data was conducted 617 households. results showed that inherent relatively high term wealth, housing condition durable assets, low for livelihood diversity knowledge Six components, consisting economy, social relation, human capital, practices, municipal services governance, protection extracted indicators. Of these, practices major determining present here, appropriate modification, could be used other coastal areas.
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