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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Beginner’s Guide for using climate visual images

Learn how climate visuals can make climate adaptation feel more real, relevant and relatable, particularly for audiences with limited time or background knowledge.

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Unlocking UK climate adaptation finance – New Policy Brief

Find out about evidence-based approaches to address the adaptation finance gap.

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Feedback on Adaptation Reporting Power (ARP5)

The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) is inviting feedback on the next round of the Climate Adaptation Reporting Power (ARP5). Have your say on how the UK prepares for climate change!

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Transformational Adaptation!

Learn more about climate change, what transformational adaptation is, and our 5 pillars of transformational adaptation!

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Latest articles, case studies or toolkits

Borough rainwater harvesting campaign: Climate adaptation for Maidstone’s most vulnerable households

Maidstone Borough Council (MBC), partnered with Wickes Maidstone, launched a targeted rainwater harvesting initiative, procuring 555 free 210‑litre water butts…

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Job Opportunity: Researcher at Climate Outreach

Are you an experienced social sciences researcher with an interest in climate communication? Join the Climate Outreach team to help…

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Beginner’s Guide for using climate visual images as tools for engagement

Climate visuals serve to enhance learning and engagement surrounding climate issues. When used effectively, they can depict environmental conditions, adaptation…

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