Activities per year
Project Details
Layman's description
Climate Adaptation Through Co-creation
Extended description
Co-Adapt will develop, test and roll-out approaches to co-creation of nature based and natural process solutions to improve adaptive capacity of the 2Seas region to the water-related effects of climate change. The project will develop more open and transparent governance for adaptive water management by embedding co-creation in policy frameworks, especially spatial and water management strategies - leading to greater awareness and stakeholder-led action to improve climate resilience
Co-Adapt will result in increased capacity to adapt to climate change and a region that is more flood & drought resilient. It will directly decrease risk of flood & drought to 30,000ha through co-created NBS, leading to €5.4M of savings from reduced damages, and €5.8M of savings compared to using traditional hard engineering. It will involve 3000 stakeholders in co-creation leading to changed public attitudes to water & climate risks, with 80% of participants feeling involved and supporting NBS measures.
Co-Adapt will result in increased capacity to adapt to climate change and a region that is more flood & drought resilient. It will directly decrease risk of flood & drought to 30,000ha through co-created NBS, leading to €5.4M of savings from reduced damages, and €5.8M of savings compared to using traditional hard engineering. It will involve 3000 stakeholders in co-creation leading to changed public attitudes to water & climate risks, with 80% of participants feeling involved and supporting NBS measures.
| Acronym | Co-Adapt |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Effective start/end date | 1/02/19 → 30/09/22 |
Keywords
- climate adaptation
- co-creation
- nature-based solution
- climate change
- cross-border
Activities
Spatial Visions and Climate Change Scenarios
Angelique Lansu (Speaker)
23 Oct 2019
Activity: Talk or presentation types › Oral presentation › Professional
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Cross Border Seminar: Spatial Visions and Co-creation in Climate Adaptation
Angelique Lansu (Chair), Judith Floor (Organiser), Borjana Bogatinoska (Organiser), Bert Barla (Participant / Attendee), Tom Dauben (Participant / Attendee) & Barry Hankin (Participant / Attendee)
23 Oct 2019
Activity: Participating in or organising an event types › Participating in OR organising an event › Academic
File
Research Output
- 1 Abstract
Co-creation processes of nature based solutions in hydrological modelling: case studies in the UK, Belgium and the Netherlands
Bogatinoska, B., Lansu, A., Floor, J., Huitema, D. & Dekker, S. C., May 2020. 1 p.Research output: Contribution to conference › Abstract › Academic
Open Access
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