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Completed

Elaboration of mitigation and adaptation plans to climate change in Campina Municipality (AtenUATMC)

City Hall of Campina Municipality ·Romania

€123k
Grant awarded
Environment, Climate Change Adaptation and Ecosystems
Programme
31 January 2022
Signed

About this project

<p>The general objective of the project is to increase the capacity of ATU Campina Municipality to face the challenges caused by climate change, the need to adapt, as well as the need to mitigate its effects, by integrating local knowledge and raise awareness in the administration and local community. Specific objectives refer to: Knowledge development and improving the capacity to manage climate change and its impact by developing strategies and plans for mitigation and adaptation to climate change in&nbsp; Campina. Raising awareness regarding the challenges posed by climate change and the need for adaptation, as well as the need to mitigate its effects and the responsiveness of the local public authority in the current context, through information and employee involvement at the authority level and local public level. For implementation of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Plan, the project considers the concrete situation at the level of Campina municipality, delivering the identification of the Campina municipality areas facing the release of high concentration of greenhouse gases and pollution with negative effects on human health, ecosystems, constructions and transport infrastructure, energy distribution, water supply and collection, drainage systems and rainwater collection networks etc. Thus, having a comprehensive image of the amplitude of this challenge, the project proposes measures to mitigate impact of climate change. These measures result from impact studies, climate change analysed scenarios and identification of risk areas for extreme phenomena, and their effects relies in many benefits to the environment, society and economy, and a sustainable local development.&nbsp;The proposed activities address different categories of inhabitants, with different training level.</p>

Bilateral cooperation results

The partnership with the University of Iceland took place in good conditions, with constant communication and an exchange of information that led to obtaining results valued within the project.

Project partners

  • University of Iceland Donor project partner· Iceland
  • University POLITEHNICA Bucharest Project partner· Romania