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Points at which a particular action becomes feasible or attractive, for example because of lower costs of actions or technical developments. | Points at which a particular action becomes feasible or attractive, for example because of lower costs of actions or technical developments. | ||
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Haasnoot, M., Warren, A., & Kwakkel, J. H. (2019). Dynamic adaptive policy pathways (DAPP). In Decision making under deep uncertainty (pp. 71-92). Springer | Haasnoot, M., Warren, A., & Kwakkel, J. H. (2019). Dynamic adaptive policy pathways (DAPP). In Decision making under deep uncertainty (pp. 71-92). Springer | ||
'''See also''': [[(Adaptation) Pathways|<span style="color: fuchsia">(Adaptation) Pathways</span>]] | '''See also''': [[(Adaptation) Pathways|<span style="color: fuchsia">(Adaptation) Pathways</span>]] | ||
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Definition
Points at which a particular action becomes feasible or attractive, for example because of lower costs of actions or technical developments.
Source
Haasnoot, M., Warren, A., & Kwakkel, J. H. (2019). Dynamic adaptive policy pathways (DAPP). In Decision making under deep uncertainty (pp. 71-92). Springer
See also: (Adaptation) Pathways
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