About

The Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools is an interactive, searchable inventory of existing, trusted climate adaptation tools. The main objective is to help users navigate the plethora of existing tools that support climate resilience across all stages of the adaptation cycle. This will be achieved by enabling searches based on sectors, climate hazards, regions, and adaptation needs, complemented by clear guidance. Once a selection is made, the Navigator presents the relevant tools at European and national levels, as well as a limited number of selected sub-national tools. It is hosted on the Climate-ADAPT platform and supported by an AI assistant. 

The Navigator will continue to evolve over time, with new tools being added, outdated tools being removed, and new functionalities being introduced to further enhance the user experience. 

More information about the use of the tool, its functionalities, the database and the methodology behind can be found in the FAQs. Users can provide feedback on existing tools or suggestions for new tools by using the ‘Submit your feedback’ button on the landing page of the Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools.  

Who is behind the tool?

The Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools is developed in partnership between the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Commission under the lead of DG Climate Action (DG CLIMA). The EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change, the DG for Research and Innovation, and the European Environment Information and Observation Network (EIONET) on Climate Change Adaptation are contributing to the development of the Navigator tools’ database. Some of the national tools in the Navigator have been developed by National Meteorological and Hydrological Services. 

The Navigator of Climate Resilience Tools is being implemented by the EEA with the support from the European Topic Centre on Climate Change Adaptation and LULUCF (ETC/CA), Cronos Group Europe and Eau de Web.  

About third-party tools

The Catalogue may contain links to third-party climate adaptation tools over which the EEA has no control and for which the EEA assumes no responsibility. The EEA is not responsible for the content of these third-party tools or for any use that may be made of them.