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Supporting urban greening and social justice in the city of Barcelona

Barcelona’s green strategy tackles climate impacts via multiple activities, including the Tree Master Plan, the Superblock plan, green space development, and the creation of climate shelters. To ensure social justice, the city aims to avoid gentrification and to support affordable housing

Toolbox for transboundary water contingency management in the Sava River Basin

The toolbox and related strategies for transboundary water contingency management in the Sava River Basin improve the resilience of countries within the basin against flooding and pollution events, and reduce associated risks to people and the environment Climate change increases the frequency and severity of heavy precipitation. The Sava River Basin in Southeastern Europe is increasingly at risk of flooding, presenting a challenge to both people and the environment

Subsidised drought insurance for farmers in Austria

The subsidised public-private drought insurance system for agriculture adopted by the Austrian government combines indemnity-based insurance with weather index-based products. It aims at preparing farmers to overcome extreme events, reduce their dependence on subsidies and as such promote their well-being and mental health, while simultaneously allowing through public-private partnerships for better financial planning

Protecting bathing water quality from sewage overflow in Rimini, Italy

During heavy rainfall events, Rimini frequently experienced combined sewage system overflows which caused local surface flooding in the city and direct discharge of untreated, diluted wastewater into the sea. The resultant contamination of sea water was posing health risks and necessitated frequent implementation of bathing bans on the city’s beaches, with negative impacts on tourism

Control of ciguatera poisoning in Canary Islands, Spain

The surveillance system set up by the Canary Islands Government aims to remove certain fish containing ciguatoxins from the market and to improve the detection of ciguatera in humans. The case study illustrates benefits to artisanal fisheries and public health

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