Project description
New strategies for urban waterfronts
Climate change has increased the frequency and intensity of storms and floods, as well as high tides and sea-level rise. In turn, these weather-related events are making urban waterfront territories vulnerable. Demands for adaptation and transformation are growing. In this context, the EU-funded sosclimatewaterfront project will bring together local and international experts to develop affordable and efficient tools to enhance efforts to tackle future challenges in managing, adapting and mitigating the effect brought by the increasing number of disasters. Overall, the project’s aim is to improve sustainable research structures to find new strategies. It will improve our understanding of how urban planning, architectural design and technology are linked in water-related strategies.
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1749 024 Lisboa
Portugal
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Participants (14)
80-233 Gdansk
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546 36 Thessaloniki
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50121 Florence
11622 Stockholm
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80-803 Gdansk
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1169 022 Lisboa
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80-236 Gdansk
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1000 029 Lisboa
1705 NV Heerhugowaard
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06560 Ankara
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546 40 Thessaloniki
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00185 Roma
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00199 Roma
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
100 44 Stockholm
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