Designing a FAIR National Adaptation Hub
Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Changes, University of Lisbon
ClimRisk, CE3C, Faculty of Sciences, U Lisbon
Catalogue of resources and services to be FAIRified and added to the Portuguese National Adaptation Hub
Resource catalogue for the Portuguese National Adaptation Hub
Data records from the systematic literature review for the Portuguese National Adaptation Hub. It contains a list of peer-reviewed publications and metadata for each.
FAIR Implementation Profile (FIP) for case study 4 "Climate Adaptation Hub Portugal".
Case Study 4 - Climate Adaptation Hub Portugal FIP
# Developing and testing a FAIR-by-design national adaptation hub ## Vision & Ambitions In this case study, we: 1) Develop data and knowledge management FAIR and open data resources to serve as basis for the design of national adaptation hubs; 2) Test, in practice, the FAIR2Adapt approach to the design of Portugal’s first National Adaptation Hub. ## Description ### Design of national adaptation platforms (Portugal) Countries and regions are under growing pressure to build additional resilience in response to observed and projected climate change. Additionally, Member States and regional governments are expected to adjust their climate policies in response to the EU’s call for a smarter, faster and more systemic adaptation, as set forward in the 2021 EU Strategy on Adaptation to Climate Change. A profusion of national and regional adaptation portals, platforms and other initiatives aiming to support policymakers and practitioners in their adaptation planning has led to confusion amongst users about good practice and what is relevant, salient and credible information. Find, extract, curate and make available climate and non-climate knowledge and information (e.g., climate projections, socio-economic, environmental and demographic data, case studies, adaptation measures, cost-benefit analysis, among others) from relevant CCA-related portals, platforms and publications, necessary to support the adaptation decision-making planning cycle. ## FAIR2Adapt Contribution Create FDOs from selected sources of relevance to adaptation in the Portuguese context, using the FAIRification Framework and other FAIR supporting resources to leverage RoHub services, allowing the establishment of connections between Data and Executable FDOs with Knowledge-related FDOs, that are useful to stakeholders when developing CCA strategies tailored to their local needs. ## Lead Partner FC.ID ## External Stakeholders involved in CCA National, regional and local governmental agencies (Environmental Agency, Regional and Inter-municipal Administrations , Municipalities), knowledge producers (research centres, state laboratories, insurers) and knowledge brokers (academia, consultancies, climate service providers) in Portugal.
Roy, Bishwajit, Francisca Simões, Ines Gomes Marques, Tiago Capela Lourenço, and Anne Fouilloux. "Designing a FAIR National Adaptation Hub." ROHub. Mar 08 ,2025. https://w3id.org/ro-id/2cace03a-fa6d-450a-9192-dd17fe85a941.
CE3C - Centre for Ecology, Evolution and Environmental Changes
Faculty of Sciences - University of Lisbon
Parallel session at the European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA) in Rimini - Italy
Conference session 'FAIR data and Open Science in support to climate change adaptation'
The FAIR2Adapt community is dedicated to advancing climate change adaptation in Europe by promoting FAIR and open data sharing to enhance the accessibility, interoperability, and usability of environmental and socio-economic data in support of climate change adaptation efforts.
FAIR2Adapt Case study 4 - Developing and testing a FAIR-by-design national adaptation hub, with the aim to find, extract, curate and make available climate and non-climate knowledge and information (e.g., climate projections, socio-economic, environmental and demographic data, case studies, adaptation measures, cost-benefit analysis, among others) from relevant CCA-related portals, platforms and publications, necessary to support the adaptation decision-making planning cycle.
In this case study, we: 1) Develop data and knowledge management FAIR and open data resources to serve as basis for the design of national adaptation hubs;
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Designing a FAIR National Adaptation Hub.
Additionally, Member States and regional governments are expected to adjust their climate policies in response to the EU’