From capacity building to capacity sharing

In the context of climate change, the discourse of capacity building may reproduce colonial power dynamics by framing adaptation failures as the responsibility of marginalized communities. Capacity sharing offers an alternative paradigm for a more environmentally just and decolonial approach to managing local climate risks.

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In the context of climate change, capacity building discourse can perpetuate colonial power dynamics by attributing adaptation failures to marginalized communities. Capacity sharing provides an alternative paradigm for managing local climate risks in a more environmentally just and decolonial manner.