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Key:ClimatechangeBiodiversity Mitigation AdaptationDatabases,datarepositoriesand onlinetoolsOrganisationsand researchprojectsReports andotherdocumentsKey European sources of data, including data repositories and online digital datasetsSource Description Link (March 2013)Climate changeClimate Change DataCentre (EEA)Climate ChangeKnowledge Portal,CCKP (the World BankGroup)IntergovernmentalPanel on ClimateChange (IPPC)Repository of a wide range of climate change relevant dataand information. This includes all the latest climate changerelevant developments within the EEA. Good meta-sourceof developments across European climate policy andreporting.The Portal provides an online tool for access tocomprehensive global, regional, and country data related toclimate change and development. The aim of the portal isto help provide development practitioners with a resourceto explore, evaluate, synthesise, and learn about climaterelated vulnerabilities and risks at multiple levels of details.IPCC is the leading international body for the assessment ofclimate change. Its website includes, inter alia, the Fourthassessment report: climate change (2007) and otherreleases of global climate change science, split into a rangeof working groups and sectoral reports.http://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/climate/dchttp://sdwebx.worldbank.org/climateportal/index.cfmhttp://www.ipcc.ch/publications_and_data/publications_and_data_reports.shtmlClimate change — mitigationEuropean TopicCentre for AirPollution and ClimateChange Mitigation(ETC/ACM) (EEA)Greenhouse GasEmission Viewer (EEA)The ETC/ACM assists the EEA in its support to EU policy inthe field of air pollution and climate change mitigation. TheETC/ACM provides reports and databases relevant toclimate change mitigation.The EEA GHG viewer provides easy access and analysis ofthe data contained in the Annual EU greenhouse gasinventories. The EEA GHG data viewer can show emissiontrends for the main sectors and allows for comparisons ofemissions between different countries and activities.http://acm.eionet.europa.eu/http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-andmaps/data/dataviewers/greenhousegases-viewerClimate change — adaptationCLIMATE-ADAPT:European ClimateAdaptation Platform(EEA)CLIMSAVECLIMATE-ADAPT is an interactive, publicly accessible webbasedtool on adaptation to climate change. It is designedto support policy-makers at EU, national, regional and locallevels in the development of climate change adaptationmeasures and policies.CLIMSAVE is a research project that is developing a userfriendly,interactive web-based tool that will allowstakeholders to assess climate change impacts andvulnerabilities for a range of sectors, including agriculture,forests, biodiversity, coasts, water resources and urbandevelopment. The linking of models for the different sectorswill enable stakeholders to see how their interactions couldaffect European landscape change.http://climateadapt.eea.europa.eu/http://www.climsave.eu/climsave/index.html58 <strong>Guidance</strong> on integrating climate change and biodiversity into SEA
EmDATERA-NET ROAD —Coordination andImplementation ofRoad Research inEuropeEuropean SevereWeather DatabaseGreen and Blue Spacefor Adaptation(GRaBS) AdaptationRisk and VulnerabilityToolkitNatCatSERVICENational AdaptationStrategies (EEA)National ClimateResearch TheNetherlandsUrban adaptation toclimate change inEurope andInteractive maps fromthe Report on Eye onEarth (EEA)International disaster database that seeks to informpreparedness and decision making to natural disasters. Itcan be useful for scoping vulnerability to climate change.ERA-NET ROAD was a Coordination Action funded by the EUSixth FrameworkProgramme for European Research and TechnologicalDevelopment. 11 National Road Administrationsparticipated in the programme. Within the framework ofthis action, the call Road owners getting to grips withclimate change was launched. Four projects relevant forclimate change adaptation were funded within this call:IRWIN — Improved local winter index to assessmaintenance needs and adaptation costs in climate changescenarios; P2R2C2 — Pavement Performance andRemediation Requirements following Climate Change;RIMAROCC — Risk Management for Roads in a ChangingClimate; SWAMP — Storm Water prevention — Methods topredict damage from water stream in and near roadpavements in lowland areas. The project is being continuedas ERA-NET Road II within an enlarged consortium and thefunding from the EU Seventh Framework Programme forResearch and Technological Development.Database of severe weather events across Europe. It isuseful for indicating general vulnerability of projects.Online toolkit that presents spatially various aspects ofclimate change adaptation. It includes physical risks andaspects of social vulnerability.Insurance based database analysing approximately 1000events every year. The information collated can be used todocument and perform risk and trend analyses on theextent and intensity of individual natural hazard events invarious parts of the world.Up-to-date database of EU MSs progress under the EU’sAdaptation White Paper. It is a good source for countryspecific actions.The joint website of the Dutch Climate changes SpatialPlanning Programme and the Knowledge for ClimateResearch Programme. The Climate changes Spatial PlanningProgramme enhances joint-learning between communitiesand people in practice within spatial planning, with thethemes climate scenarios, mitigation, adaptation,integration and communication. The Knowledge for ClimateResearch Programme develops knowledge and services,focusing on eight Hotspots, enabling the climate proofing ofthe Netherlands.This Report provides information regarding challenges andopportunities for cities together with supportive nationaland European policies to facilitate. It is accompanied by arange of interactive maps from the report on Eye on Earth,including, heat wave risk to European cities; coastalflooding; share of green and blue areas, etc.http://www.emdat.be/http://www.eranetroad.org/http://www.essl.org/ESWD/http://www.ppgis.manchester.ac.uk/grabs/start.htmlhttp://www.munichre.com/en/reinsurance/business/nonlife/georisks/natcatservice/default.aspxhttp://www.eea.europa.eu/themes/climate/national-adaptationstrategieshttp://www.climateresearchnetherlands.nl/http://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/urbanadaptation-to-climatechangehttp://eea.maps.arcgis.com/apps/PublicGallery/index.html?appid=1573f2f083824a34a5640bd04e098248&group=b9052eb339264f64b1eb75f6244eccdf<strong>Guidance</strong> on integrating climate change and biodiversity into SEA 59
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ForewordThe need for action on clim
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GlossaryTermAdaptation(climate chan
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