Unpacking Resilience for Adaptation: Incorporating Practitioners’ Experiences through a Transdisciplinary Approach to the Case of Drought in Chile

摘要: Current debate on the implementation of resilience in addressing climatic impacts calls for more pragmatic means reducing losses. In this study we aimed to generate context-specific knowledge about factors drought, with expectation that bringing forth experiential how were addressed past would shed light what constitutes key practitioners working urban contexts. The was carried three largest cities Chile: Santiago, Concepcion, and Valdivia. analytical framework consists regional incorporating transdisciplinary approaches applying Resilience-Wheel tool, combined participatory methods co-production qualitative content analysis documents workshops. Results show determinants building drought were: improving education access information, enhancing preparedness, promoting technology transfer, reinforcing organizational linkages collaboration, decentralizing governance, encouraging citizen participation. useful navigating conceptual complexity diversity perspectives inherent among social actors. approach allowed us co-produce can be applied build future, through a bottom-up bridges science–policy interface.