The European Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate-ADAPT) is a partnership between the European Commission's Directorate-General for Climate Action (DG CLIMA) and the European Environment Agency (EEA). Its main objectives are to share the knowledge base and practical implementation experiences in the field of climate change adaptation, to assist an effective uptake of this knowledge by decision makers, and to contribute to a greater level of coordination among the relevant sectoral policies and different institutional levels. It is a key established reference tool and knowledge resource in Europe, Under the new EU Adaptation Strategy, it will be further expanded with new knowledge components to support better informed decision-making for a more climate-resilient Europe.

Co-organised with the Romanian Ministry of Environment, Waters and Forests, the webinar offers an overview of available adaptation knowledge, guidance, and tools at national and EU level platforms such as climate data, an urban adaptation support tool, and case studies. The webinar also provides a reflection on how the available information is being used and which knowledge gaps need to be addressed at EU and the country level.

The target audience of the webinar are current and potential new users and information providers of Climate-ADAPT in Romania, i.e., governmental decision-makers as well as the organisations supporting them in the development, implementation, and evaluation of climate change adaptation strategies, plans and actions at all governance levels in Romania. Beyond that, all other actors involved in adaptation to climate change in Romania are welcome to participate in the webinar (including businesses and non-governmental organisations, practitioners, and other interested citizens).

The webinar will be held in English and Romanian. A Romanian interpretation service for the English parts will be available.

 

Learn more about Climate-ADAPT in Romanian language.

Read here the story of the fictional character Alexandru, a Romanian consultant who helps governmental organisations design adaptation solutions for the agriculture sector. He is looking for solutions to cope with the impacts of floods, which challenge the agriculture and forestry sectors in the southern Romanian part of the Danube Region. His story shows how he uses Climate-ADAPT in a basic way by following clear options, to find the information he is looking for.

Agenda and supporting documents

 
Welcome
Topic I  

Addressing adaptation to climate change in Romania 

  Climate challenges in Romania

Presentation of the Romanian ADAPT platform

  Questions and answers
   
Topic II Complementary information available at EU levels on Climate-ADAPT 
   

Role of Climate-ADAPT in supporting adaptation to climate change in Romania

Presentation of the Urban Adaptation Support Tool 

Feedback, Questions, Answers

Topic III

Reflections on the provision of adaptation knowledge for Romania

Round table and interactive session: reflections on knowledge available at national and EU level for adaptation to climate change in Romania

   Outlook and follow up
   

 

Practical information

Participation

The webinar is organized as a closed online meeting with a prior registration required. The event will be held as a “Zoom Webinar”. After registering you will receive a registration confirmation. The Zoom link will be provided to registered participants prior to the event. As a participant, you will be given a listening and writing permission. The webinar will be held as an interactive meeting with time for feedback. The writing permission will be used to submit your questions via the chat function. Participants will not be able to turn on their microphone and camera.

 

 

Contact

If you have any further questions you can contact climate-adapt@ecologic.eu

Language of the conference

English

When

Where

Online event

Info

climate-adapt@ecologic.eu

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