We analyse - Life eCOadapt50
We analyse
The territories' vulnerability to climate change by identifying potential impacts (exposure and sensitivity) and assessing their capacity to adapt to climate change.
The DACC-OCCC is responsible for diagnosing the vulnerability to climate change of each territory included in the eCOadapt50 project, in accordance with the ESCACC30 and considering the four sectors of the project as well as the socio-economic characteristics of these territories.
The results of these diagnoses help to identify the different climate change scenarios based on regionalized statistical projections with a spatial resolution of 1 km for the period 1971–2050, as well as to identify and prioritize the most suitable locations for implementing climate change adaptation measures.
The vulnerability diagnoses are based on the knowledge of local technicians and individuals working in the targeted economic sectors, employing a methodology similar to that of the Life Clinomics project. This methodology is grounded in risk analysis and uses a traffic light rating system to define three levels of vulnerability assessment.
The results of these diagnoses help to identify the different climate change scenarios based on regionalized statistical projections with a spatial resolution of 1 km for the period 1971–2050, as well as to identify and prioritize the most suitable locations for implementing climate change adaptation measures.
The vulnerability diagnoses are based on the knowledge of local technicians and individuals working in the targeted economic sectors, employing a methodology similar to that of the Life Clinomics project. This methodology is grounded in risk analysis and uses a traffic light rating system to define three levels of vulnerability assessment.
You can consult the vulnerability diagnosis documents below, corresponding to the three climatic zones of Catalonia as defined by the Meteorological Service of Catalonia (SMC):
In the following dashboard, you can interactively consult the results of the 21 analyzed risks: