Co-Adapt: Climate adaptation through co-creation

Funding programme
Interreg
Project ID
PR-INT-58
Key
RIDB_182
Acronym
Co-Adapt
Description
To develop, test and disseminate approaches to the co-creation of nature based and natural process solutions to improve adaptive capacity of the 2Seas region to the water related effects of climate change.
The project will develop more open and transparent governance for adaptive water management by embedding co-creation in policy frameworks, especially spatial and water management strategies - leading to greater awareness and stakeholder-led action to improve climate resilience.Co-Adapt will:
1. Directly decrease risk of flood & drought to 30,000ha through co-created NbS, leading to €5.4M of savings from reduced damages, and €5.8M of savings compared to using traditional hard engineering.
2. Provide 12,370 properties with enhanced flood protection.
3. Involve 3000 stakeholders in co-creation leading to changed public attitudes to water & climate risks, 80% of participants feeling involved and supporting NbS measures.
4. Co-Adapt approach used by 50 organisations.Co-Adapt will:
1. Directly decrease risk of flood & drought to 30,000ha through co-created NbS, leading to €5.4M of savings from reduced damages, and €5.8M of savings compared to using traditional hard engineering.
2. Provide 12,370 properties with enhanced flood protection.
3. Involve 3000 stakeholders in co-creation leading to changed public attitudes to water & climate risks, 80% of participants feeling involved and supporting NbS measures.
4. Co-Adapt approach used by 50 organisations.
Lead entity
Somerset County Council
Lead Country
United Kingdom
Partners
-
Partners countries
United Kingdom
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Start end date
-
Time frame
2019 - 2022
NBS type
Type 2
Societal challenges
Water management
Approach
Ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction
Environment
Mountain, Forest