Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts: the contribution of local knowledge to climate change research – is a European Research Council (ERC) funded project aiming to bring indigenous and local knowledge to climate change research. Through cutting-edge science, we strive to deepen our understandings of perceived climate change impacts, and endeavor to bring indigenous and local knowledge into policy-making processes and influence international climate change negotiations. The LICCI team is dedicated to creating a wide network, which encompasses researchers, practitioners, and the general public who are interested in indigenous and local knowledge systems and climate change.
Partner and Collaborator Network
We have trained more than 40 partners and collaborators that are doing fieldwork all over the world, exploring the Local Indicators of Climate Change Impacts perceived by Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities.
Read moreCitizen Science Platform: OpenTEK
We are creating a web-based platform in which any citizen in the world will be able to contribute information on local indicators of climate change impacts, and researchers will be able to connect to each other to exchange knowledge and data.
Read morePublications
Find here the most recent LICCI publications, all the LICCI publications will be accessible in Green Open Access on Europe PubMed Central.
Read moreProof of Concept projects
RIDaGoP
Research on Indigenous Data Governance Protocols (RIDaGoP) project aims to contribute to the field of Indigenous Data Sovereignty (IDS) by developing a set of tools to guide the handling of Indigenous knowledge and data in the open while adhering to Indigenous data sovereignty principles.
Read moreLatest Posts
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We’re hiring an Ethics Advisor for the Research on Indigenous Data Governance Protocols project
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The landscape of Sierra Nevada
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Indigenous Data Sovereignty: Bringing Māori Knowledge to Climate Change Research (Seminar)
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Understanding Adaptation to Climate Change: The Role of Drivers, Facilitators and Barriers in Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
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Ecofeminism, Climate Change, and Commons
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