Coastal adaptation processes in the German Baltic Sea Region.

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Description

This report was prepared as part of the RADOST (Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast, 20092014) project, which aims at developing climate change adaption strategies in cooperation with science, economy, administration and the public.

Reference information

Websites:

http://eucc-d-inline.databases.eucc-d.de/files/documents/00001171_CR23_final.pdf

Source:

RADOST project webpage

Published in Climate-ADAPT: Jan 24, 2017

Date of publication:

2014

Keywords:

adaptive co-management, artificial reefs, dikes, ICZM, indicators, nature conservation, participatory process, renaturation, salt meadow, tourism

Climate impacts:

Flooding, Sea Level Rise

Adaptation Approaches:

Adaptation Plans and Strategies

Sectors:

Buildings, Coastal areas, Tourism

Geographic characterisation:

Europe

Macro-Transnational region:

Baltic Sea

Countries:

Germany

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Coastal adaptation processes in the German Baltic Sea Region

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