At the intersection of expertise and stakeholder input, the climate adaptation workshops bring together professionals, researchers, and community representatives to co-create climate strategies. These workshops facilitate a shared understanding of the challenges presented by climate change and encourage the collaborative design of innovative solutions. They are designed to significantly change participants’ perspectives and approaches to face climate challenges. Participants engage in meaningful discussions, share insights, and set ambitious, actionable goals that guide adaptation efforts on the ground.
This consultancy service helps you to organize the workshops.
Workshops promote active participation while capturing local knowledge and fostering a shared understanding of the climate change challenge, ambition or solution.
The facilitation helps advance city resilience activities, eliminating the hassle of preparation while achieving impactful outcomes.
Although the REACHOUT project offers freely available resources to advance on climate resilience, it is recommended to have an experienced facilitator who can structure the problem, manage group dynamics, encourage participation, and balance structure with flexibility to foster creativity and consensus.
In the REACHOUT project, a series of three annual city-hub workshops were held in each city-hub, organized according to the hubs’ needs and their stage of climate planning. The workshops followed the Triple-A approach in a sequential manner, focusing initially on Analysis, then on Ambition, and finally on Action.
Explore this document to discover how these workshops were organized and the key lessons learned throughout the process.
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During an extreme rainfall event, Jan watches in fear as water rises dangerously close to flooding his apartment. His experience highlights the urgent need for climate adaptation in Gdynia, inspiring the community to take action and build a more resilient future together.
