Adaptation
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Design of Guidelines for the Elaboration of Regional Climate Change Adaptations Strategies
Taking Advantage of the Crisis: Synergies between Environmental Policy and Social Inclusion
"Emerging Stronger from the Recession to Tackle the Challenges of Social Cohesion and Sustainable Development" was the theme of an expert workshop convened by the European Commission (DG Employment) in Brussels on 9 September 2009. Ecologic Institute contributed a background paper, and R. Andreas Kraemer was invited as keynote speaker on "Taking Advantage of the Crisis: Synergies between Environmental Policy and Social Inclusion".Read more
Assessment of Agricultural Measures Included in the Draft River Basin Management Plans
Current Trends in the American Climate Debate and Prospects for a Global Deal in Copenhagen 2009
Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)
Regional Adaptation Strategies for the German Baltic Sea Coast (RADOST)
Regional Climate Adaptation Strategies across the EU
Adaptation to climate change is complex because the severity of the impacts will vary from region to region, depending on physical vulnerability, the degree of socio-economic development, natural and human adaptive capacity, health services, and response mechanisms.
To address this variability, multilevel governance is emerging and involves a wide range of stakeholders from the individual citizens, private sector, NGOs, national public...Read more
Transatlantic Policy Options for Supporting Adaptation in the Marine Arctic
Water Governance in Europe - the Water Framework Directive
Nicole Kranz, Senior Fellow with Ecologic, recently spoke about European Water Governance at the H2Ontario Symposium on Integrated Water Management held on 21 and 22 May in Toronto, Ontario. The Symposium was aimed at discussing current approaches to Integrated Water Management in Canada as well as internationally and determining the way forward for current approaches underway in the Ontario Province.
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