EUKlimaziel

EUKlimaziel is a project initiated by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) focused on developing strategies and technologies for climate change adaptation in Germany. The project aims to identify vulnerabilities to climate impacts across different sectors and regions of the country and to create practical solutions to mitigate these risks. EUKlimaziel brings together scientific institutions, research organizations, and stakeholders from various industries and public administration to foster interdisciplinary collaboration.

The research within EUKlimaziel covers a broad spectrum of climate-related challenges, including impacts on water resources, agriculture, biodiversity, human health, and critical infrastructure. It emphasizes the development of robust adaptation measures that are both economically viable and socially equitable. Key aspects of the project involve improving climate projections at regional and local levels, assessing the effectiveness of different adaptation strategies, and promoting the transfer of scientific knowledge into policy and practice.

EUKlimaziel also seeks to enhance public awareness and engagement regarding climate change adaptation. By fostering dialogue and providing accessible information, the project intends to support informed decision-making and facilitate the widespread adoption of adaptation measures. The ultimate goal is to contribute to a more resilient Germany capable of withstanding the effects of a changing climate and ensuring a sustainable future for its citizens.