Adapterra UA Competition
aims to identify, recognize, and disseminate climate change adaptation measures already implemented in Ukraine in cities, villages, and communities.
Its goal is to collect best practices that demonstrate effective, sustainable, and innovative approaches, and make them visible to communities, municipalities, businesses, and all stakeholders.
Participation in the competition is an opportunity to make yourself known, share your own experience, and inspire others to act responsibly in the face of climate challenges.
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FAQ
1.
What is AdapterraUA?
AdapterraUA is an online platform whose goal is to collect the best practices that demonstrate effective, sustainable, and innovative approaches to climate change adaptation, and make them visible to communities, municipalities, businesses, and all stakeholders
2.
Who can submit a solution to the platform?
Anyone can submit their climate change adaptation measure implemented in settlements, except representatives of temporarily occupied communities and communities located in combat zones.
However, only those projects are accepted for consideration that:
- Are already implemented or are in the final stage of implementation
- Are aimed at climate change adaptation and, preferably, comply with the principles of nature-based solutions (i.e., those that restore or support natural ecosystems while reducing climate risks)
- Do not contradict the legislation of Ukraine and the norms of good practice
3.
What is an adaptation solution?
It is any action or project that reduces a community's vulnerability to the impacts of climate change. For example, water resource management, greening, heat protection, or energy efficiency in schools.
4.
Where should the project be implemented?
The project submitted to the competition must be implemented within settlements, except in the territories of temporarily occupied communities and communities located in combat zones.
5.
Who will evaluate the projects?
Projects will be evaluated by an independent expert jury consisting of at least three specialists, representatives of environmental organizations, scientists, urbanists, the municipal sector, landscape architects, etc.
Jury members and the organizations, institutions, initiative groups to which they belong have the right to apply for participation in the competition, but do not have the right to participate in the evaluation of their own applications.