Presentatie van studenten Innovatiewerkplaats Klimaatadaptatie over de projecten waar zij dit semester aan hebben gewerkt.

This report documents the progress and interim outcomes of Work Package 1.1 within the Cool Cities project under the Interreg North Sea Region programme. WP1.1 focuses on developing Local Context Summary Memos for each partner city, providing a shared evidence base on urban heat risks, vulnerabilities, …

This Plan of Approach outlines how Work Package 1 (WP1) of the Interreg NSR Cool Cities project will support eight partner cities in the governance and planning of urban heat adaptation. It is written for urban professionals, project partners, and urban planners involved in the co-creation of adaptation …

Presentatie van verschillende studenten en studentgroepen die binnen de Innovatiewerkplaats Klimaatadaptatie aan verschillende vraagstukken hebben gewerkt.

Climate change requires cities to adapt to heat, drought, and high-intensity rainfall to become resilient. In the Netherlands, more than 74% of population lives in urban areas. Many Dutch cities have intensified their efforts to become climate resilient and water-robust by 2050. One of the strategies …

Dinsdag 1 oktober organiseerde Netwerk Water & Klimaat een online themasessie over klimaatadaptatie op bestaand bedrijventerrein Euvelgunne in Groningen. Allard Hans Roest, onderzoeker en projectleider Klimaatadaptatie bij Hanzehogeschool en onderdeel van de projectgroep Euvelgunne, vertelde hoe zij …

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This presentation presented 2 examples of analysing and visualisations of ClimateScan platform data. Analysing the open-source Change Adaptation Platform ClimateScan shows that surface bio filtration is the category with most uploads, which is the case in Riga (started green infrastructure around 2020) …

a small-scale urban nature-based solutions (for flood, drought, heat stress and water quality) that you can find on the open source ClimateScan.org database with over 14,000 global climate adaptation projects