MACC Hub

Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change

The Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) hub aims to address climate risks by examining the levers of change for adaptation in the UK and advancing transformative climate adaptation strategies.

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Have a climate adaptation story to share? We’d love to feature your work. Whether you’ve delivered an innovative project, developed a new tool, published impactful research, or implemented adaptation on the ground, your experience could help others learn, collaborate and take action.

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MACC Adaptation Projects

The Story of Flax: Culture, history and place for local adaptation

Discover how The Story of Flax is using heritage, community growing and climate adaptation to build resilience and connection in north Belfast.

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Case Study Spotlight

Rathlin Island Green Transition: Designing a more resilient future

Explore how Rathlin Island’s Green Transition project is using community knowledge, design and circular economy approaches to support a greener, more resilient island future.

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Funding Opportunity

Climate & Environmental Justice — Round One

Check this funding opportunity which supports community-led organisations working with people living in London who are most affected by climate-related harm and environmental challenges.

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Toolkit Spotlight

ScotClimATE: A tool for understanding future extreme weather in Scotland

Explore ScotClimATE, an online tool that helps users understand how climate change could affect extreme heat and rainfall events across Scotland.

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The resource library page brings together knowledge, tools, events and case studies to support climate adaptation in the UK.

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MACC Hub and Climate Change Committee explore the role of local authorities in climate adaptation 

Learn more about how local authority representatives, researchers and policymakers gathered at King’s College London to explore embedding adaptation into everyday council…

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General view of low water levels in Woodhead Reservoir, Derbyshire, following the driest spring in England since 1893. The reservoir supplies water to Greater Manchester. June 15 2025.

People want both adaptation and mitigation to tackle growing impact of climate change: new research

People across the UK are supportive of tackling climate adaptation and mitigation together, shows new research. Support for adaptation action…

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MACC Hub Event summary: Moving beyond climate risk – strengthening partnerships for adaptation action in Wales

On the 2nd June 2026, the MACC Hub Wales Spoke co-delivered a multistakeholder event with Welsh Government and the Office…

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Events

The planning system: The UK’s greatest adaptation opportunity?

Sign-up for this event to learn more about how to put climate adaptation at the heart of local planning policies…

Event: 06/10/2026 – 10:00 (UTC +01:00) – 15:00 (UTC +01:00)

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Green Infrastructure Framework: Better Evidence, Better Tools, Better Outcomes Webinar

Join Natural England and stakeholders for an update on a powerful new suite of green infrastructure tools.

Event: 29/09/2026 – 10:00 (UTC +01:00) – 11:30 (UTC +01:00)

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General view of low water levels in Woodhead Reservoir, Derbyshire, following the driest spring in England since 1893. The reservoir supplies water to Greater Manchester. June 15 2025.

Climate Outreach webinar in partnership with the MACC Hub – Attitudes on adaptation: How to frame a resilient present & future

Join Climate Outreach and the MACC Hub for a webinar exploring new research on public attitudes towards climate adaptation. The…

Event: 16/07/2026 – 11:00 (UTC +01:00) – 12:00 (UTC +01:00)

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