Work Package 1
Work Package 1
The first work package increases awareness and capacity for environmental-quality management among public and private organisations operating in coastal and mountain economic systems. It focuses especially on cultural industries, tourism, cultural services and organisations managing cultural and historical resources. Main actions include territorial analysis, stakeholder surveys, capacity building, environmental-quality support services and testing of certification approaches.
A platform supporting innovation capacity in environmental-quality management and certification.
A transferable service model supporting public and private organisations in environmental-quality management and certification.
Work Package 2
The second work package develops tools and methodologies to improve the capacity of economic systems in coastal and mountain territories to adapt to climate change. Activities focus on vulnerable sectors such as tourism, cultural services, natural and archaeological heritage and rural communities.
Joint design and implementation of forecasting models assessing climate-change impacts at local level.
A territorial cooperation model and participatory planning approach supporting public and private initiatives for climate adaptation.
Work Package 3
The third work package promotes innovative renewable-energy models adapted to marginal territories, small communities and areas whose economies depend on cultural and natural resources. It combines strategic planning, pilot actions, capacity building and long-term stakeholder cooperation.
A Joint Strategy for renewable energy in coastal and inland territories and for energy communities supporting efficient renewable-energy production and distribution.
Innovative renewable-energy production, distribution and use in rural and coastal areas.
A long-term network connecting project partners and stakeholders working on environmental quality, energy efficiency and climate adaptation.
Transferable models for efficient renewable-energy production and distribution in small communities.