FARCLIMATE aims to tackle the pressing challenges of developing and promoting climate-resilient strategies that are accessible and understandable for all. It also addresses the social, political, and economic barriers commonly encountered. The initiative will be carried out across at least 20 regions and communities in Europe, using case studies to implement transformative solutions for climate resilience.
To meet these goals, FARCLIMATE has structured its work program as follows:
ENoLL leads Work Package 2, “Case Studies Development and Stakeholder Interaction,” with objectives that include defining guidelines for identifying and establishing case studies, outlining their scope and participants in the value chain, and providing the foundation to unlock the potential for climate change adaptation in the regions. Additionally, ENoLL develops the conceptual and methodological framework for implementing Living Labs in all communities. As part of FARCLIMATE, ENoLL acts as a trainer, guiding case studies to become Living Labs and advancing their maturity toward certification in the Living Lab approach.
ENoLL also supports other work packages, particularly WP4,“Transversal Solutions: Training and Empowerment for Communities,” which focuses on delivering training for the FARCLIMATE community. ENoLL plays a crucial role in adapting the FARCLIMATE methodology into learning materials and providing training as part of WP4.
ENoLL contributes to WP6, “Making Meaning of Data: From Information to Stakeholder-Focused Outcomes,” by helping to shape the roadmap for political strategies and decision-making. This includes reviewing policy recommendations and defining connected actions for EU adaptation strategies.