Beyond coproduction: A case study in direct funding to advance community-led resilience

Knowledge-based actors in academic institutions and government agencies increasingly apply coproduction to build the resilience and adaptive capacity of frontline communities. However, coproduced climate adaptation outputs are predominantly technical, scientific, or data products. Frontline communities often seek more practical outputs aimed at immediate resilience priorities. In this paper, we describe our community grants program, which provided direct funding to frontline community-based organizations, as an illustrative case study 1) to expand knowledge of what community-led climate resilience means and its impact in practical terms, and 2) to build understanding of the opportunities and limitations of direct funding for advancing climate resilience. We analyze project proposals and post-project semi-structured interviews to increase understanding of what frontline community-based organizations mean by resilience and how they approach that work. Our findings indicate that direct fun..., , # Beyond coproduction: A case study in direct funding to advance community-led resilience Dataset DOI: [10.5061/dryad.stqjq2cgh](https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.stqjq2cgh) ## Description of the data and file structure The data included in this repository is the following: Interview metadata: This document contains de-identified summative data of the 5 interviews conducted for this paper. ### Files and variables #### File: CGP_interview_meta_data.docx **Description:** Document contains de-identified summative data from interviews. Data is organized by organization and according to theme. The authors carried out coding in a Word document. The following codes were applied to each of the 5 transcripts: Project description; Defining climate resilience; Challenges and barriers; Partnerships; Research; Improving grant making. , The authors received consent from all participants and all data has been de-identified.学术机构与政府部门中的知识型行动者愈发多地运用共同生产（coproduction）来提升前沿社区（frontline communities）的韧性与适应能力。然而，共同生产产出的气候适应成果多为技术、科学或数据类产品，而前沿社区往往更倾向于针对即时韧性优先事项的实用型成果。本文以本研究中的社区资助计划——为前沿社区基层组织提供直接资助——作为案例研究，旨在达成两个目标：一是拓展对“社区主导型气候韧性”的内涵及其实际影响的认知；二是加深对用于推进气候韧性的直接资助模式所具备的机遇与局限的理解。本研究通过分析项目提案与项目后半结构化访谈（semi-structured interviews），进一步明晰前沿社区基层组织对韧性的定义，以及其开展相关工作的路径。研究结果表明，直接资助…… # 超越共同生产：推进社区主导型韧性的直接资助案例研究 数据集数字对象标识符（DOI）：[10.5061/dryad.stqjq2cgh](https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.stqjq2cgh) ## 数据与文件结构说明 本仓库收录的数据如下： 访谈元数据：本文件包含为本研究开展的5场访谈的去标识化（de-identified）汇总数据。 ### 文件与变量说明 #### 文件：CGP_interview_meta_data.docx **描述**：本文件包含访谈的去标识化汇总数据，数据按组织及主题进行分类整理。 研究团队通过Word文档开展编码工作，为5份访谈转录稿（transcripts）应用了以下编码类目：项目概况、气候韧性的定义、挑战与障碍、合作伙伴关系、研究工作、资助优化。 本研究已获得所有参与者的知情同意，所有数据均已完成去标识化处理。