We are employing a rich and innovative methodology built on principles of engaged research, transdisciplinarity and epistemic justice. We follow a feminist political ecology approach that combines participatory ethnography, critical discourse and policy analysis, and transdisciplinary knowledge production.
This comparative and in-depth study in 6 cities in Europe will open new paths for research at the nexus of climate, health, and immigration, leading to a shift in when conceptualizing, designing and assessing urban climate adaptation.