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Welcome to Climate-ADAPT

The European Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate-ADAPT) is the main EU knowledge platform supporting the implementation of climate resilience policies. It facilitates informed decision-making across all governance levels by providing access to relevant knowledge, practical tools and guidance, and opportunities for knowledge exchange.

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Your AI assistant for exploring Climate-ADAPT knowledge, data, and resources from other adaptation knowledge providers in Europe.

Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools

A curated, quality-checked collection of digital tools supporting every step of the climate adaptation policy cycle - from risk assessment to monitoring and evaluation.

Integrating climate change adaptation across European Union policies is essential for strengthening Europe's resilience to climate change. Since the 2009 White Paper "Adapting to climate change: Towards a European framework for action" and reinforced by the 2021 EU strategy on adaptation to climate change, the European Union has progressively embedded climate change adaptation into a wide range of policy areas, recognising that climate change adaptation and resilience must be considered across sectors and governance levels. Climate-ADAPT supports this process by providing policy makers, planners and practitioners with the knowledge, tools and practical examples needed to inform the development and implementation of climate change adaptation and resilience policies.

Explore EU adaptation

Adaptation Context
Learn more EU policies for climate adaptation, funding, and getting started with adaptation
Assessing Climate Risks
Find out more about climatic and non-climatic risk drivers
Planning & Implementation
Explore the catalogue of adaptation options and case studies
Monitoring and Evaluation
Find out how progress on climate adaptation is measured

Highlighted resources

Adaptation Support Tool
See guidance for every step of the adaptation policy cycle
European Climate Risk Assessment
Comprehensive assessment of the major climate risks facing Europe today and in the future
Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools
A curated, quality-checked collection of digital tools supporting every step of the climate adaptation policy cycle
European Climate and Health Observatory
Find publications, tools, and other resources related to climate change and health

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Share your research, case studies or adaptation initiatives to support informed adaptation action across Europe.

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Upcoming events

23 September - 2 December 2026 - Online
Training course: Ethics, Law and Governance for Climate and Environmental Action in Public Health

Training course organized by ASPHER and the European Climate and Health Observatory.

27 - 30 October 2026 - Barcelona-Lleida, Spain
World Green Infrastructure Congress 2026

The 12th World Green Infrastructure Congress (WGIC26) aims to provide a dynamic and interdisciplinary platform for addressing the challenges of the urban green infrastructure sector contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation on the way to a safer and healthier future.

27 October 2026 - Online
EU Mission on Adaptation meets Cohesion4Transition Platform: leveraging Mission’s solutions in cohesion funds

This event will present the forthcoming Cohesion4Transition guidance on Mission Adaptation support, and its relevance for climate adaptation investments under Cohesion Policy. Participants will gain insights and discuss opportunities, challenges and good practices for using Cohesion Policy to accelerate climate adaptation action and deliver lasting resilience benefits for citizens, communities and territories

27 October 2026 - Online
EUHPP Live Webinar: Pollen season on the rise: are we ready for the next respiratory challenge?

This webinar will look at how climate change is affecting pollen exposure and what this means for respiratory health. Changes in temperature and weather patterns are leading to longer and more intense pollen seasons, with clear implications for respiratory health.

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