Dynamic Adaptive Policy Pathways¶
Haasnoot, M., Kwakkel, J. H., Walker, W. E., & ter Maat, J. (2013). Dynamic Adaptive Policy Pathways: A Method for Crafting Robust Decisions for a Deeply Uncertain World. Global Environmental Change, 23(2), 485-498.
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Mechanisms¶
- Adaptive Roadmap
- Its strength is that it makes staged commitment operational: it keeps an organization acting in the present while genuinely preserving the ability to change course, and, because later commitment is conditional on evidence, the flexibility it holds carries real option value rather than being mere hesitation.
This sourceHaasnoot and colleagues pair present short-term action with monitoring, signposts, triggers, and kept-open options so later changes respond to unfolding conditions.
- Its strength is that it makes staged commitment operational: it keeps an organization acting in the present while genuinely preserving the ability to change course, and, because later commitment is conditional on evidence, the flexibility it holds carries real option value rather than being mere hesitation.
- Managed Retreat Trigger Review
- It pairs naturally with adaptation planning's adaptation tipping points, where a pathway is designed to switch before a threshold of intolerable risk is reached.
This sourceDefines an adaptation tipping point as the point at which an action no longer meets objectives and uses lead-time-aware triggers to initiate the next pathway action before that sell-by date.
- It pairs naturally with adaptation planning's adaptation tipping points, where a pathway is designed to switch before a threshold of intolerable risk is reached.
- Retreat Trigger Exercise
- Adaptive-pathways planning frames these commitments as pre-agreed trigger points — signposts and triggers that convert monitoring into a committed change of course before an option closes.
This sourceDocuments pre-agreed trigger points; signposts and triggers that convert monitoring into a committed change of course; before an option closes.
- Adaptive-pathways planning frames these commitments as pre-agreed trigger points — signposts and triggers that convert monitoring into a committed change of course before an option closes.
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