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This section highlights how the local authority or region is organising themselves to tackle climate risks. It includes data on political commitment, dedicated adaptation strategies, responsible bodies, and how adaptation is integrated into broader policies. Explore how Signatories are building the institutional foundations for effective climate resilience.
468
Area of the jurisdiction boundary (in square km)
51-60%
Jurisdiction’s natural or modified land area range
367,633
Current (or most recent) population size
2024
Population year

Opportunities and benefits of climate action

Mainly health benefits from changes in modal split in transport (increase in biking and walking). Increase in employment in Aarhus and branding value due to the green transition.

Further details and evidence
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