Day

11:15 Thursday

Evaluation of the cooling potential of green spaces in Lisbon as a measure of climate change adaptation

Tools and data for climate resilient cities

Merit goods and climate adaptation: international cross-city assessment of green roof policies

Biodiversity conservation, land-use planning and climate change: a sixty-years perspective of threatened mammal species in Europe

Informing robust water management adaptation with nexus modelling

Engaging the health community in climate change risks

New web-based service to evaluate and reduce the vulnerability of European farms to climate change

Plurifor project: a transnational plan for the management of forest fire risk

Dealing with heat stress at open air events: A multi-method approach on visitors’ vulnerability, risk awareness and adaptive behaviour

Assessing resilience to climate change in urban areas. Framework to support resilience action planning

Lessons learned from applying quantitative vs. semi-quantitative adaptation pathway approach. A case study from Bilbao, Spain

Co-development of tailored climate services for adding value to olives, grapes and durum wheat production systems

The European landscape of CCA and DRR communities – findings of a Social Network Analysis

Holistic resilience analysis in Barcelona in a context of climate change. The RESCCUE project

Effective diversity and inclusion in Australian Emergency Management Organisations and its role in building resilience.

Stockholm as a heat resilient city for the future – the role of climate services in urban planning

Themes

1. Data, methods and approaches in Climate Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction
2. Co-production of knowledge, solutions and services
3. Communication, data sharing and decision support
4. Institutions, governance, citizens and social justice
5. Global climate challenges
6. Climate risk management and resilience

Session types

Science practice session (SP), 1hr 45 mins
Science session, 1hr 45 mins – six oral communications (OC) per session
Poster session (PO) – 12 posters per session, organised by theme