Bio
Richard Klein is an internationally leading expert on the science and policy of adaptation to climate change, with more than 25 years of experience in original research, science assessment and policy advice.
Richard is Senior Research Fellow at the Stockholm Environment Institute, and Professor of Geography, Climate Policy and Development at Linköping University.
Since 2018 Richard has also served as Director of Science and Innovation of the newly established Global Center on Adaptation, and as Co-Director of Research of the Global Commission on Adaptation. In 2016 Richard received the Burtoni Award in recognition of his work on climate change adaptation.
Related Publications
Captura del estado: Análisis general
- state capture
- undue influence
- interest groups
Myanmar: Overview of corruption and anti-corruption
- anti-corruption legislation
Overview of lifestyle audits as an anti-corruption tool and country examples from Africa
- public officials
- illicit enrichment
- income and asset declaration
- corruption
- lifestyle audits
- unexplained wealth
Businesses’ lobbying practices
- lobbying
- political finance
- revolving door
- state capture
- private sector
- conflict of interest
- undue influence
- lobbying strategy
Overview of corruption and anti-corruption efforts in Malawi
- malawi
- law enforcement
- public institutions
- agriculture
Richard Klein
Affiliation
Stockholm Environmental Institute
Professional Title
Senior Research Fellow
Topics
Specialisms
Adaptation Finance; Adaptation Policy; Transparency; Governance
