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INFO:This task will provide an up-to-date overview of the existing relevant methodologies, tools, best practices and repositories of solutions for the climate adaptation and risk management of the built environment. The mapping activity will address different spatial scales (buildings, neighbourhoods and communities) in relation to the most relevant climatic hazards affecting the central European macro-region. The mapping activity will be carried out at both transnational and local levels in the participating countries. The task will develop an online interactive inventory accessible from the project's website and from relevant adaptation platforms (e.g. Climate ADAPT). A kick-start exchange session (workshop) will be organised among PPs to share their knowledge and experience. A roundtable with relevant stakeholders in each of the 5 pilot territories will be organised to collect inputs. Task leader is LP1.

Classification of Climate-Related Hazards

Chronic : Appendix A of the EU- Taxonomy Regulation

Temperature-related	Wind-related	Water-related	Solid mass-related
Changing temperature (air, freshwater, marine water)	Changing wind patterns	Changing precipitation patterns and types (rain, hail, snow/ice)	Coastal erosion
Heat stress	Example	Precipitation or hydrological variability|| Soil degradation
Temperature variability	Example	Ocean acidification	Soil erosion
Permafrost thawing	Example	Saline intrusion	Solifluction
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Acute: Appendix A of the EU- Taxonomy Regulation

Temperature-related	Wind-related	Water-related	Solid mass-related
Changing temperature (air, freshwater, marine water)	Changing wind patterns	Changing precipitation patterns and types (rain, hail, snow/ice)	Coastal erosion
Heat stress	Example	Precipitation or hydrological variability|| Soil degradation
Temperature variability	Example	Ocean acidification	Soil erosion
Permafrost thawing	Example	Saline intrusion	Solifluction
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Climate Change and Climate Risk Information Portals

INFO: Climate change and climate risk information portals are online platforms created by government bodies, environmental agencies, and organizations to provide critical information and resources to help individuals, businesses, and municipalities understand and respond to the impacts of climate change. These portals typically include:

• Data on Climate Impacts: Information on how climate change is affecting specific regions, such as increased temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and the frequency of extreme weather events.
• Adaptation Strategies: Practical recommendations, guidelines, and tools to adapt buildings, cities, and regions to the evolving climate, such as making infrastructure more resilient to floods, heatwaves, or storms.
• Climate Protection Plans: Policies and actions that individuals, businesses, and governments can take to mitigate or reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
• Collaboration and Networking Tools: Resources to foster information exchange between different actors, such as municipalities, disaster response teams, and environmental professionals.

Task

For Each of the 5 regions do the following :

Identify the Key Climate Risk Portals in your Region: Each region usually has its own governmental and environmental bodies responsible for climate risk management. These might be state agencies, national environmental offices, or dedicated climate adaptation portals. (see table below)

For each identified portal, collect the following information:

• Portal Operator: Who runs the portal (e.g., a federal agency, state agency, or NGO)?
• Link to the Portal: A URL to access the portal.
• Content Overview: Summarize the key information available on the portal. For example, does it provide climate risk maps, adaptation strategies, or research findings

Climate Change and Climate Risk Information Portals

Region / State	Portal Provider	Information	Link
Bavaria/Germany	The Federal Office for Building and Regional Planning (BBSR)	At klimastadtraum.de, current research results and practical project examples from various research fields of the Federal Institute for Research on Building, Urban Affairs, and Spatial Development (BBSR) are presented. Valuable working aids are available for the practical implementation of climate protection and climate adaptation in cities, regions, and the building sector. Moreover, the portal provides a selection of working aids to assist in implementing climate change adaptation measures for the building and urban development.	klimastadtraum
Bavaria/Germany	Bavarina State Office for the Environment (lfu)	The Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU) provides resources and strategies for climate adaptation in Bavaria. The site includes information on sector-specific impacts and measures for climate adaptation, tools like the Bavarian Climate Information System (BayKIS), and publications such as the Bavarian Climate Adaptation Strategy and the 2021 Climate Report. It emphasizes regional approaches to managing climate impacts, offers data and guidance for municipalities, and supports local adaptation initiatives through various projects and dialogue options	Klimaanpassung in Bayern
Piedmont Region/Italy	ARPA Piemonte (Regional Agency for Environmental Protection - Piedmont)	The purpose of the portal is to provide climate indicators calculated on past data and on future scenarios through a geographic information system to allow wide use, insights at different spatial and temporal scales, and joint use with other territorial information. The indicators can be viewed and used by anyone who needs them for projects, impact estimates and climate risk assessment of a territory. The climate portal is part of the tools that the Piedmont Region intends to make available to implement the Regional Strategy on Climate Change, so that the measures it provides to contrast climate change can be translated into useful and concrete actions, guided by a consolidated and shared knowledge base. The portal can display past climate data (1981-2010), trends of these indicators in the period 1958-2018 and future climate scenarios for different time periods: 2011-2040, 2041-2070, 2071-2100. All indicators in the portal have been allocated to specific sectors, to facilitate their identification: general, tourism, agriculture, forestry, water, health and energy, and transport. It should be noted that in the “general” category there are indicators directly related to climate-forcers (temperature and precipitation).	Portale sul clima in Piemonte
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Future Climate and Climate Risk Warning Tools

INFO: Future climate prediction and climate risk warning tools are platforms designed to help governments, organizations, and individuals anticipate and prepare for the impacts of climate change. These tools use data from climate models and real-time weather systems to provide information on future climate scenarios and warn users about potential environmental hazards. Such tools are essential for:

• Long-term Climate Projections: Predicting future climate trends based on different greenhouse gas emission scenarios.
• Real-time Weather and Risk Warnings: Providing immediate notifications on natural disasters, environmental risks, and extreme weather conditions.
• Sector-Specific Impacts: Illustrating how climate change might affect key sectors like energy, water, and health

Task

Identify future climate prediction and weather and climate risk warning tools relevant to your region (All 5 pilots).

Future Climate Prediction

Future climate prediction

Region / State	Portal Provider	Information	Link
Germany	Climate Service Center Germany	GAGERICS (Climate Service Center Germany) has published climate outlooks for all 401 German counties, districts, and independent cities. Each report summarizes key climate indicators such as temperature, heat days, dry days, and heavy rain days over a few pages. The projections cover the 21st century, offering three scenarios: one with significant climate protection (RCP2.6), one with moderate climate protection (RCP4.5), and one without effective climate measures i.e High emissions scenario (RCP8.5)	Klimaausblicke für Landkreise
Germany	Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK)	This portal illustrates the potential impacts of climate change on Germany across various sectors, including climate, agriculture and forestry, water, energy, tourism, and health. Users can explore various parameters such as temperatures, crop yields, or wildfire risks. The portal provides data for the period 1901-2010 (observed data from the German Weather Service) and 2011-2100 (simulated data from the Impact2c project). Selected parameters are displayed as color-coded maps of Germany, with three integrated zoom levels offering more detailed views at the state or county level. The portal includes three future climate scenarios (RCP 2.6, RCP 4.5, and RCP 8.5), based on different levels of greenhouse gas emissions for the period 2011-2100. These scenarios help visualize how varying levels of emissions might affect different regions and sectors in Germany	klimafolgen online
Piedmont Region/Italy	ARPA Piemonte (Regional Agency for Environmental Protection - Piedmont)	As part of the activities related to the construction of the Regional Strategy on Climate Change, the Piedmont Region and Arpa Piemonte have drawn up two research reports that illustrate in detail the trend of the main climate variables in the Piedmont area: the first allows the analysis of climate change from 1981 to 2010 and the second, through the use of an ensemble of latest generation regional climate models, appropriately treated to adapt them to the climate of the regional territory, allows us to trace a projection of the climatic evolution of Piedmont up to the end of the century. The regional climate report on the future the RCP4.5 scenario has been considered, which represents a scenario with mitigation actions (linked, for example, to the commitments of the Paris Agreement), such as to allow a decrease in GHG emissions after 2070 and stabilization by 2100, and the RCP8.5 scenario, which represents the high-emission scenario, the trend scenario without effective mitigation policies.	Future climate scenarios in Piedmont
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Weather and Climate Risk Warning tools

Weather and Climate Risk Warning tools

Region / State	Portal Provider	Information	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (lfu)	The app allows residents in Bavaria to receive warnings about natural or environmental hazards such: Flood Notification Service Low Water Information Service Avalanche Warning Service naturgefahren.bayern.de (Natural Hazards Bavaria) Alpine Natural Hazards Earthquake Service Bavaria Georisks Information Service Bavaria Severe Weather Warnings from the German Weather Service (DWD) Air Pollutants Ozone Levels Users can set up to three locations (e.g., home, workplace, vacation spot) and select specific hazard warnings or environmental information for each. Once the locations and hazard preferences are set, users will receive a notification on their smartphone in case of severe or extreme weather or natural hazards. A warning will also appear on the app’s homepage, where real-time environmental information is displayed based on the user’s preferences.	Umweltinfo
Germany	German Weather Service (DWD)	The WarnWetter app from the German Weather Service (DWD) provides important weather and warning information to the general public, as well as to emergency services involved in disaster, civil protection, and environmental protection, in accordance with its legal mandate. The free version of the WarnWetter app offers the following features: Current warning situation in Germany, down to the municipal level Detailed information on the warning situation Configurable warning elements and warning levels Configurable alert function (push notifications) Warnings about natural hazards (floods, storm surges, avalanches) Predicted storm cell tracks Coastal and inland sea warnings (for Bavarian lakes and Lake Constance) Video updates during significant weather events	WarnWetter-App
Italy	Portal of the Civil Protection Department	At the Italian level, the "National Criticality Bulletin" is drawn up daily in which, for each provincial capital, the risk of: Earthquakes Floods Landslides Avalanches Volcanic eruptions Tsunamis Fires	National Criticality Bulletin
Italy	Portal of the Civil Protection Department	At the Italian level, the "National Surveillance Bulletin" is drawn up daily, which provides, for each provincial capital, information about: Rainfall Visibility Temperature Winds Seas	National Surveillance Bulletin
Italy	Italian Air Force	Meteo App is the Aeronautical Weather application, designed to provide the user with the following features: Home page Personalized home page with the ability to enter up to four favorite locations Geolocated forecasts based on the location of the device Hourly forecasts of the most important weather parameters - sky state, precipitation, humidity, pressure and wind Satellite Different types of satellite imagery and post-processing of high-definition satellite data Combining satellite data with the Air Force lightning detection network Intense phenomena Indication of the availability of reports of intense phenomena Ability to enable notifications for reports of intense phenomena Map Forecast map for Italy with animations on the evolution of different atmospheric parameters in time and space (precipitation, wind, cloud cover, etc.) Point-of-concept forecasts throughout the country	Meteo App
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Climate hazard assessment tools

INFO: Climate hazard assessment tools are online platforms or GIS (Geographic Information System) applications designed to help governments, organizations, businesses, and individuals assess the risks of various natural hazards. These tools focus on risks like floods, droughts, storms, heatwaves, and other climate-related hazards. The tools often provide detailed maps and data, allowing users to evaluate the vulnerability of specific locations (e.g., buildings, neighborhoods, communities) and to develop appropriate adaptation strategies.

Task

For Each of the 5 regions identify and report on climate hazard assessment tools in terms of :

• Tool Name: The official name of the tool.
• Publisher: The organization or agency responsible for the tool.
• Link to the Tool: A URL to access the tool.
• Content Overview: A brief description of the tool, focusing on the hazards it assesses, how it works, and any important features (e.g., level of detail, spatial coverage).
• Spatial Coverage: Identify the geographical areas covered by the tool (building level, neighborhood, or community/district level

Floods

Floods Risk Assessment

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Heavy precipitation, Hail and Ground water level raise

Heavy precipitation, Hail and Ground water level raise

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Storm and wind hazard

Storm and wind hazard

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Drought and water scarcity

Drought and water scarcity

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Heatwave and warming trend

Heatwave and warming trend

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Wild and Urban fire

Wild and Urban fire

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Coastal events

Coastal events

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Avalanche

Avalanche

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Landslide

Landslide

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Snow and frost

Snow and frost

Region / State	Publisher	Tool	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavaria	Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	Umweltatlas	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Climate Adaptation Solutions Repository

INFO: A Climate Adaptation Repository of Solutions is a publication, database, or platform that gathers information on strategies, tools, and technologies to help buildings, communities, and districts adapt to the impacts of climate change. These repositories provide practical examples and resources on how to increase resilience to climate hazards such as floods, heatwaves, droughts, and storms. They offer guidance on: Building-level Adaptations: Solutions to protect buildings from extreme weather or increase resilience to climate hazard. Neighborhood and District-level Adaptations: Community-wide solutions to protect from extreme weather or increase resilience to climate hazard such as green infrastructure, water management systems, and disaster preparedness plans.

Task

Identify and report on Climate Adaptation Solutions Repositories either local of global. For each repository, gather details about:

• Publisher: The organization or agency responsible for the repository.
• Link to the Repository: A URL to access the repository.
• Content Overview: A brief description of the repository, including examples of climate adaptation solutions provided for buildings, neighborhoods, or communities.
• Spatial Coverage: Identify the geographical areas covered by the repository (building level, neighborhood level, or community/district level)

Floods

Floods Adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Heavy precipitation, Hail and Ground water level raise

Heavy precipitation, Hail and Ground water level rise Adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Storm and wind hazard

Storm and wind hazard adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Drought and water scarcity

Drought and water scarcity adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Heatwave and warming trend

Heatwave and warming trend adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Wild and Urban fire

Wild and Urban fire adaptation solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Coastal events

Coastal events adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Avalanche

Avalanche adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Landslide

Landslide adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Snow and frost

Snow and frost adaptation Solutions

Publisher	Information	Spatial Coverage	Link
Bavarian State Office for the Environment (LfU)	In the Environmental Atlas Bavaria, flood-related content is categorized under natural hazards and summarized in the "flood hazard" section. Users can select and combine various layers through the content window, with explanations available for each layer. Detailed location-specific information can be accessed by clicking on objects in the map. Flood-related data can be viewed at scales up to 1:1,000, Parcel maps are shown at a scale of around 1:2,000, allowing users to assess the impact on individual properties, though positional inaccuracies of +/-10m are possible	Neighborhood, Community/District	Umweltatlas
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Climate Adaptation Good Practices Examples

INFO: Climate Adaptation Good Practices Examples are real-world case studies or pilot projects that effectively address specific climate hazards such as floods, heatwaves, droughts, and storms. These examples showcase successful strategies for adapting to climate risks and can inspire others to implement similar solutions. Look for case studies, pilot projects, or successful implementations targeting specific climate hazards. These practices offer guidance for enhancing resilience across sectors like energy, water, green infrastructure, and more.

Task

Identify and report on Good Practices of climate adaptation from your region or international sources. For each example, they gather details about:

Project/Practice Name: The name of the good practice or project. Location: Where the practice was implemented. Link to More Information: A URL or reference to access additional information about the practice. Climate Hazard Addressed: Specify the climate hazard that the practice was designed to mitigate (e.g., floods, heatwaves, droughts). It can address more than one! Description of the Practice: A brief overview of the climate adaptation measures implemented, the goals of the project, and the outcomes achieved. Urban Sector Addressed: Indicate the urban sector(s) that the practice focuses on, such as energy, water and wastewater, structures, urban and spatial environment, blue and green infrastructure, telecommunications, mobility and transport, or organization and wellbeing

Building Scale

Examples of Good Practices of climate adaptation

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Neighborhood Scale

Examples of Good Practices of climate adaptation

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City/ Community Scale

Examples of Good Practices of climate adaptation

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