Networking

LIFE Garachico takes the Transition Handbook developed at the end of the project as an example for the preparation of the manual of technical recommendations and Management tools, as well as its dissemination platforms.

LIFE Garachico takes this project as a reference for the way in which it carries out a sensitivity analysis and risk acceptance, which will serve as an example of the vulnerability and risk analysis posed, as well as the contrast between the cost of adaptation and the cost of damage.

LIFE Garachico stands out as an element of interest in this project, which carries out a detailed analysis of socioeconomic damage in urban environments, in addition to proposing early warning systems and soft and management measures (in the event of fluvial flooding risks).

LIFE Garachico will draw on the knowledge, experience and results of this initiative to simultaneously promote the exchange of experiences, good practices, knowledge and lessons learned given the similarity of objectives pursued.

LIFE Garachico shares similar objectives to the RESCCUE project, which aims to help urban areas around the world become more resilient to climate change, improving their ability to anticipate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from significant multi-hazard threats, with minimal damage. .

LIFE Garachico takes the results achieved by the UNaLab project as a reference, since it contributed to the development of smarter, more inclusive, resilient and increasingly sustainable cities through the application of nature-based solutions.

LIFE Garachico will be provided with the experience and information generated in one of the lines of work of the LIFE Urban Adapt project: increased risk of flooding due to heavy rains and rising sea levels. Generating in turn synergies between projects.

LIFE Garachico will draw on the knowledge originated within the LIFE Live Adapt project, in which solutions for adaptation to climate change of extensive livestock production models in southern Europe were identified and tested. Like the rest of the projects, the exchange of experiences, good practices, knowledge and lessons learned will be encouraged.