Result description
GeoIKP enables users to:
- Learn more about co-creation, permitting paths and best practices leading to a successful NBS project.
- Get inspired by exploring the interactive story-maps of the OPERANDUM NBS and by reading citizens’ stories shared by the GeoIKP community.
- Discover how NBS have been employed around the globe for hydro-meteorological risk reduction and climate change adaptation, by browsing existing NBS projects implemented around the globe.
- Analyse the area of an NBS project, by inspecting, mapping, or downloading data, maps and statistics on a variety of thematic areas of relevance for NBS.
- Select optimal NBS interventions by means of an interactive pre-assessment tool
- Get Involved by uploading new datasets, adding new NBS projects or simply sharing stories about the efforts, struggles and successes of citizens and communities that are implementing NBS.
Missions
Adaptation to climate changeAddressing target audiences and expressing needs
Our needs are
- To raise awareness and possibly influence policy
We specifically need / are looking for
- Increase public awareness;
- Disseminate knowledge;
- Uptake of NBS as measure for climate change adaptation and hydrometeorological risk reduction;
- Influence policy;
- Promote community engagement;
- Promote the use of the platform as central hub to collaborate, search for funding opportunities, and share data and information on NBS.
Target audiences
- Public or private funding institutions
- EU and Member State Policy-makers
- International Organisations (ex. OECD, FAO, UN, etc.)
R&D, Technology and Innovation aspects
Current stage description
The GeoIKP has been publicly released on May 5th, 2021. It is currently being used by identified set of stakeholders and beta users. Further steps include the development of new tools for risk assessment. We look forward to the engagement of external users to collect feedback that can drive future development.
Geographical Market(s)
- Europe
Result submitted to Horizon Results Platform by ALMA MATER STUDIORUM – UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA
