Objective
Coast-Scapes (rethinking COASTal landSCAPES with climate-resilient interventions: systemic land-to-sea solutions) proposes to rethink land-coast-sea systems under climate change for enhanced resilience and biodiversity gains. We shall co-design systemic resilience solutions for coastal landscapes using transdisciplinary indicators, early and climatic warnings, business models and knowledge-based maintenance to reduce climatic risks and improve land to sea environments. We propose nature-based-solutions (NbS) suited to a broad range of coastal archetypes, governance, climates and resilience deficits, sequenced along resilience-through-adaptation pathways. Such solutions, supported by governance transformation and cross-sectoral engagement, will be applied by regions and communities empowered by an unprecedented combination of technical tools, financial models and social commitment. Coast-Scapes will promote NbS for a climatic resilience compatible with biodiversity gains and existing infrastructure constraints, seeking a reduced environmental footprint under natural resources that are scarce in quantity and quality. Social and technical innovation, associated to a governance shift, will make systemic resilience operational and fill the implementation gap at a pace commensurate with climate change acceleration. The selected Core Pilot regions/communities feature climate sensitive natural/human assets, controlled by land-coast-sea interactions and acting as large-scale demonstrators of scalable resilience plans for replication and export. These plans aggregate Science, Policy, Industry, Society and Environment actors with administrations responsible for local implementation, organised as resilience platforms and linked in a Regions and Communities Board. Resilience solutions will be monitored/maintained/marketed with the project, new standards and business models, for a resilience build up commensurate with unfavourable climate/human stressors.
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08034 Barcelona
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Participants (27)
08290 Cerdanyola Del Valles (Barcelona)
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50009 Zaragoza
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08017 Barcelona
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024053 Bucharest
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30125 VENEZIA
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34010 Sgonico-Trieste
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73100 Lecce
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PA37 1QA Dunbeg Oban
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
28006 Madrid
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3810-193 Aveiro
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1111 Sofia
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
80539 MUNCHEN
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26506 Norden
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258 XAI XAI
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156951820 Barranquilla
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6000 Oujda
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Ziguinchor
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10178 Berlin
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21502 Geesthacht
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65026 Odessa
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08034 Barcelona
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94100 CAN THO
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00161 Roma
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28006 Madrid
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1712145 Quito
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030925 BUCURESTI
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28005 Madrid
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3001 Melbourne
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28003 Madrid
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Partner organisations contribute to the implementation of the action, but do not sign the Grant Agreement.
2611 865 Amadora
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