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Climate-ADAPT Event

Boosting adaptation to climate change: Climate-ADAPT Training Session for Romania

Promoting Climate-ADAPT in Romania

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, assist an effective uptake of this knowledge by decision makers and contribute to a greater level of coordination among the relevant sectoral policies and different institutional levels, as a contribution to the aim of the EU Adaptation Strategy to support better informed decision-making for a more climate-resilient Europe.

Following the webinar “National and EU level knowledge and tools for Romania” hold on 8 June, this training session focuses on how to use and explore Climate-ADAPT from a sector perspective (and potentially from other perspectives) and how to become an active contributor by submitting information to the platform. The training also provides a reflection on how the current available information is being used and which potential knowledge gaps could be addressed at the European 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 Europe.

The training will be held in English. 

Lern 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.

 

Agenda and supporting documents

 
Welcome
 
Topic I  

How to explore Climate-ADAPT

  Navigation of Climate-ADAPT

Presentation of specific features and components

  Questions and answers
   
Topic II How to use Climate-ADAPT as an expert working on adaptation in a specific sector or governance level 
 

Breakout rooms: Explore Climate-ADAPT from a sector or governance level perspective

Breakout rooms: Gamified exploration through mini scenarios 

Plenary: open discussion

Break

Topic III

How to become an active contributor to the platform

Guidance on types of information suitable for sharing and on the submission workflow 

   Outlook and conclusions
   

 

Practical information

Participation

The online training session is organized as a closed online meeting based on personal invitation. The event will be held as a “Zoom Webinar”. To participate in the online training, prior registration is required. 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 training will be held as an interactive meeting with time for feedback. During the gamified session (Topic II), participants will be distributed in breakout rooms per sector. Participants will be able to turn on their microphone and camera on and will be asked to share their screen and navigate through Climate-ADAPT to meet specific tasks.

 

 

Contact

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

Language of the conference

English

Language: en

Online registration