Project overview
Increasing Climate Change Resilience in Central Europe
Huge quantities of environmental and meteorological data are already available both within public institutions and from open sources. But how to make sense of all the data to improve public responses to heatwaves, droughts, floods and reduce their impact on biodiversity? The Climate_CRICES project enhances the capacity of public authorities to manage climate change effects projected by the data. A dashboard visualises available data and will be further tested and rolled out to policy makers. In addition, a joint strategy developed by the project helps them to better use those data.
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2,29m €
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Project Budget
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80%
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of the Budget is funded by ERDF
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7
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Countries
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8
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Regions
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9
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Partners
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3
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Pilots
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Project partners

Lead partner
Veneto Region
ICT and Digital Agenda Department Environment Department
Project partner
REGIONAL DEPARTMENT OF TERRITORIAL SAFETY
32100 BELLUNO
R&D Unit
Center for Energy and Environmental Technology
7423 Pinkafeld
International Department
N/A
Built Environment - Resources and Environmental Risks
Faculty of Environmental Engineering and Geodesy
Institute for Economic and Environmental Policy
Roadmap
Challenge

Climate_CRICES project, a groundbreaking initiative dedicated to enhancing climate change resilience across Central Europe. Local and regional authorities lack sufficient capacity to manage projected climate change effects and to analyse and plan climate mitigation and adaptations measures.
Specific problem

Regions, sectoral bodies and research institutes in Austria, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Croatia and Italy need to increase resilience to the impacts of climate change on rural and urban areas through more efficient and accurate analysis and forecasting.
Idea

To achieve effective climate change planning, Climate_CRICES partners are collaborating to develop a common strategy that ensures access to standardized, cross-border data. This includes defining shared criteria, creating a multilingual, user-friendly dashboard, and using data to enhance resilience, knowledge, and management of climate change impacts.
The Solution
The solution is the Climate_CRICES data dashboard. This dashboard will: • Analyze and visualize environmental and climate data to improve climate change projections for regional planning. • Be tested with policymakers and stakeholders to assess its effectiveness in forecasting climate impacts and contributing to regional climate management plans. • Integrate data from partners’ platforms and innovative sources, ensuring a trans-border perspective via a dedicated landing page. • Support regional authorities with capacity building and cooperation activities, enhancing their ability to manage climate adaptation plans. • Serve as a model for climate adaptation management across Central Europe.
News
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Outputs
Climate_CRICES strategy
Increasing the cooperation among actors for better climate change effects' forecasts
Solution to increase the capability for climate changes' projecions concerning heat and drought's effects
Solution to increase the capability for climate changes' projections concerning water shortage and flooding's effects
Solution to increase the capability for climate changes' projections concerning the effects on the biodiversity
Climate_CRICES Action plan
Climate_CRICES Dashboard
Project documents
Newsletter
Climate_CRICES
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