Day

4. Institutions, governance, citizens and social justice

Can Citizen Sensing Contribute to Adaptive governance?

Institutional and cultural evolutions to unlock the full potential of climate change adaptation in the private sector

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

PolycentriCities – different paths to ambitious climate cooperation among cities

The affordability of flood risk property-level adaptation measures

Climate adaptation policy lock-ins: Towards better understanding, and transformation, of limited adaptation action?

Essential aspects of comprehensive urban climate policy – Slovak approach

Strategic groundwater management as an adaptation measure

Inclusive Polycentric Climate Governance and Forest-maintaining Development? The Case of the GCF Task Force

Good for me and good for you? Exploring green roofs as climate adaptation with multiple social dilemmas

Coastal policies in Portugal: adaptation and maladaptation to climate change impacts

Am I responsible? Finding a shared optimum for flood risk management in between public and private actors

Everybody should contribute, but not too much. An exploration of citizen responsibilization for adaptation by local governments in The Netherlands

Building « cross-border solidarity » for climate change adaptation: Estuarine areas and Bordeaux metropolis co-operative governance

On the role of uncertainty in the mainstreaming of nature-based solutions for adaptation to climate change

Work together, work better: how standardisation can support urban climate change adaptation

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