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Climate Preparedness for Prosperity Peer Review Tool

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European cities, regions and countries are increasingly facing climate impacts. Anticipating what is coming can help us not only to be better prepared for climate change risks, but by focusing innovation efforts on finding solutions, it can also boost competitiveness. This requires developing more integrated adaptation plans that combine innovation and other funding, as well as innovation policies and other relevant policies towards climate adaptation. Connecting with and learning from peer territories is a valuable way to speed up efforts in doing so. This tool outlines the underlying methodology for running Peer Reviews on Transformative Innovation for Climate Change Adaptation, using examples of past peer learnings. It serves public administrations at local, urban, regional and national level, that wish to improve the way they address current and expected impacts of climate change through innovation.

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  • Jonsson Beata & Haegeman Karel & Matti Cristian & Vande Cauter Fanny & Meyer Niels, 2025. "Climate Preparedness for Prosperity Peer Review Tool," JRC Research Reports JRC141948, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc141948
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