Aim:

The European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Commission are pleased to invite you to the 17th Climate-ADAPT webinar. The webinar is organised by the Ministry of Environment, Republic of Poland, in collaboration with the EEA. It will present the data on climate impacts and risks for the agriculture sector in Poland. The EEA will inform about Climate proofing agriculture and the food system in Europe and guide through the complemetary EU level knowledge resources on Climate-ADAPT that help informing policies, planning and action on climate resilient agriculture in Europe.

The target audience of the webinar are stakeholders on climate resilient agriculture in Poland as well as current and potential new users and information providers of Climate-ADAPT, i. e., governmental decision-makers and organisations supporting them in the development, implementation, and evaluation of climate change adaptation strategies, plans and actions at all governance levels in Europe. Beyond that, all other users are welcome to participate in the webinar.

Background:

The EU Adaptation Strategy states that Climate-ADAPT is a key reference for knowledge on adaptation and aims to make it the authoritative European platform for adaptation. To meet this ambition, Climate-ADAPT is since 2021 being significantly extended with new data and knowledge components such as the European Climate and Health Observatory and the EU Mission on adaptation portal. Information about recent developments can be found in the presentations of previous Climate-ADAPT webinars and in the 2025-2027 Climate-ADAPT Strategy.

Welcome

Part  I            New Data sources on climate impacts and risks in Poland

Part II           Setting the scene - Climate proofing EU agriculture and Food system

       Climate-ADAPT resources on climate impacts, risks, policies and solutions for climate resilient agriculture

Pleaase see the detailed agenda in the agenda document.

Please register using this link.

The webinar is organized as an open online meeting. Participation in the webinar is possible via a weblink, which will be sent to you after registration on a website provided by the Ministry of Climate and Environment, Republic of Poland. The webinar will be held in Polish language, supported by simultaneous translation into English. It will be organised as an interactive meeting with time for questions and answers.

The access details will be provided on Polish language. They are intuitive and allow accessing the webinar through an action button or via using the meeting link shown. Do not hesitate to contact us if you experience any issues.