The game increases the understanding of what a warmer climate implicates and how we can adapt to it. The game is suitable for education and when starting to work with climate adaptation.
The film "Adapt to a changing climate – how and why?” explains the basics about climate change adaptation. It can serve as an introduction ahead of further discussions. Both for beginners and practioners.
The game increases the understanding of what a warmer climate implicates and how we can adapt to it. The game is suitable for education and when starting to work with climate adaptation.
The film "Adapt to a changing climate – how and why?” explains the basics about climate change adaptation. It can serve as an introduction ahead of further discussions. Both for beginners and practioners.
Broad initiative for smarter management of rainwater in Malmö and Lund
As a result of climate change, sudden cloudbursts of heavy rain in Sweden are expected to become more common and more intensive. Good practice in the management of water increases towns’ ability to cope with cloudbursts, thereby reducing the risk of major damage.
Storage of snow ensures skiing during warmer winters
With rising temperatures, the number of days with snow is gradually decreasing in parts of Sweden – particularly those parts away from the fell mountain chain. Ski resorts have therefore begun to store snow in order to ensure that they will be able to open at the beginning of the skiing season.
Networks reinforce municipalities’ work on climate adaptation
Those who work with climate adaptation in a municipality often work alone. This makes it important to identify forms of collaboration. Municipalities that work together in order to form a climate adaptation network can learn from each other and support each other in their work.
Broad initiative for smarter management of rainwater in Malmö and Lund
As a result of climate change, sudden cloudbursts of heavy rain in Sweden are expected to become more common and more intensive. Good practice in the management of water increases towns’ ability to cope with cloudbursts, thereby reducing the risk of major damage.
Storage of snow ensures skiing during warmer winters
With rising temperatures, the number of days with snow is gradually decreasing in parts of Sweden – particularly those parts away from the fell mountain chain. Ski resorts have therefore begun to store snow in order to ensure that they will be able to open at the beginning of the skiing season.
Networks reinforce municipalities’ work on climate adaptation
Those who work with climate adaptation in a municipality often work alone. This makes it important to identify forms of collaboration. Municipalities that work together in order to form a climate adaptation network can learn from each other and support each other in their work.