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Quick Guides to Climate Adaptation - Publication

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Developed by REGILIENCE+ under the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change, the Quick Guides for Climate Adaptation transform European experience and expertise into practical support for local and regional authorities. Each guide focuses on a major climate risk - from floods and water scarcity to heatwaves, storms, and snow and ice - and provides concrete actions that can be implemented on the ground.

Built on cooperation, peer learning, and experiences from across Europe, this guide helps territories learn from each other and avoid reinventing solutions. What works in one place can inspire action in another. They are designed to support faster and more informed decision-making. 

The Quick Guides' objective is simple: help turn knowledge into preparedness, and preparedness into action, where it matters most.

This guide can now be downloaded from the Portal of the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change. 

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