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Description

AMICA is looking at ways to address climate change at local and regional level. The project seeks to increase the effectiveness of climate policy and strike a balance between precautionary and responsive measures to deal with both the causes and the short and long-term consequences of this global phenomenon. The project deals with both adaptation and mitigation. It delivers a.o.:

  • Adaptation Tool (=Matrix of Adaptation Measures and List of Practice Examples)
  • Mitigation Tool (= to analyse the potential to mitigate on level; contains possible measures
  • Integration Tool (= sector based matrix of integration measures)


The website also contains a list of case examples and adaptation and mitigation.

Project information

Lead

Climate Alliance Germany (DE) Ms Ulrike Janssen

Partners

City of Dresden (DE); Upper Austrian Academy for Environment and Nature, Land Oberösterreich - Akademie (AT); Climate Alliance Netherlands (NL); Agence Locale de l'Energie Lyon (FR); Province of Ferrara (IT); City of Venice (IT); Climate Alliance Austria (AT); City of Stuttgart (DE); Climate Alliance Italy (IT); Greater Lyon Urban Community (FR); Urban planning agency for the development of the Lyon Community (FR)

Source of funding

Interreg III C - West

Reference information

Websites:
http://www.amica-climate.net/

Published in Climate-ADAPT: Jun 7, 2016

Keywords:
Co-benefits - Adaptation and mitigation, local and regional strategies
Climate impacts:

Droughts, Flooding, Sea Level Rise

Adaptation Approaches:

Adaptation Measures and Actions, Vulnerability Assessment

Sectors:

Agriculture, Biodiversity protection, Buildings, Urban, Water management

Funding Programme:
INTERREG
Duration:
2005/7/1-2007/12/1
Geographic characterisation:

Europe

Countries:

Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands

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