Evaluating ASSIB: Stories of Change

C Allan; Michael Mitchell; Sandra Heaney-Mustafa; Tahira Baloch; Moshin Ali Channa; Yousif Channa; Benazir Kumbhar; Ifrah Malok; Iqra Mohiuddin; Arzoo Rubab; Faisal Riaz; Akhtar Hussain Samoo; Sayed Muhammad Ali Zahid; Babar Zaman

Evaluating ASSIB: Stories of Change

C Allan, Michael Mitchell, Sandra Heaney-Mustafa, Tahira Baloch, Moshin Ali Channa, Yousif Channa, Benazir Kumbhar, Ifrah Malok, Iqra Mohiuddin, Arzoo Rubab, Faisal Riaz, Akhtar Hussain Samoo, Sayed Muhammad Ali Zahid, Babar Zaman

University of Canberra

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This poster presents the key aspects of the first phase of an evaluation of the ACIAR project Adapting to Salinity in the Southern Indus Basin (ASSIB) in relation to building community capcity to adapt ot salainity and change. The poster summarises the the purpose, method and anlaysed results from 48 sotry of change interviews undertaken by porject team members in Pakistan. The conclusion is that small, respectful project that are intent on empowering communities to act can lead to wider scale practice and behaviour change in communities facing climate and other major changes.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Mar 2024
Event	International ACIAR Salinity Futures Symposium - Can Tho University, Can Tho, Viet Nam Duration: 03 Mar 2024 → 07 Mar 2024

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Other	International ACIAR Salinity Futures Symposium
Country/Territory	Viet Nam
City	Can Tho
Period	03/03/24 → 07/03/24

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