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D1.3 Climate resilient regional transformation strategies: Validation processes and implementation procedures

Authors: Pezzotti, Dario; Sala, Stefano; Vizzarri, Matteo; Coatti, Gloria; Moreschi, Francesco; Giupponi, Luca; Berchet, Arthur; +2 Authors

D1.3 Climate resilient regional transformation strategies: Validation processes and implementation procedures

Abstract

This report presents the specific regional transformation strategies suggested for the implementation of actions towards a climate resilient transformation.As a first step the regional demonstrator challenges were identified, through the support of information provided by D1.1 and D1.2 (previous deliverables of MountResilience). By implementing a co-creation approach involving the quadruple helix, and particularly with a first group of expert and stakeholders, more scientific and technical aspects on CC challenges were covered. D1.3 was supported by a validation process activated within the Local Councils in each demo region. The group of stakeholders was asked to define the climate adaptation path to address the regional climate change challenges that were identified as at the beginning of the project. Bibliographic research on a set of defined keywords (see section 1.2) linked to Nature Based Solutions (NbS) and adaptation strategies related to these specific CC challenges was performed by searching peer reviewed articles and researching projects outputs available on CORDIS (e.g., LIFE, Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, Interreg). Afterwards, a catalogue of adaptation options and factsheets were developed, providing a climate resilient transformation strategy for demo regions, as a base for the implementation roadmap (D2.1) and as a supporting part for future discussions performed in the capacity-building program (D2.2).Finally, all this information will be rendered available into an open-source inventory that includes a tool. Regional demonstrators will be encouraged to use this decision-making tool, that will be available on the MountResilience project site, as a base for future deliverables on regional projects realization. Future stakeholders will also be able to access it to evaluate their own CCA strategies, and so have a base of instrument/solutions to their CC challenges, all this work will make it possible to achieve the fully operationality of all RDs.

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Climate Change, Climate change, Climate change adaptation, Mountain

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