MACC Research Projects
As part of the wider Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change (MACC) programme, co-funded by UKRI and Defra, six major research projects are generating the new, transdisciplinary knowledge the UK needs to adapt to a warming climate. These projects bring together researchers, businesses, industry partners and communities to develop long-term, practical solutions to extreme weather and other climate impacts across all four UK nations. Working in close collaboration with the MACC Hub, they ensure strong knowledge exchange between research and policy; helping to overcome current barriers in public awareness, policy, legislation and climate data, and supporting the ambitions of UKRI’s Building a Green Future and Building a Secure and Resilient World strategic themes.
Together, these projects explore adaptation challenges from food systems to finance, urban heat, nature-based solutions, and local resilience. Their insights will help shape future policy, investment, and action to strengthen climate resilience nationwide.
MACC RESEARCH PROJECTS
Adapting to climate-induced food price shocks in the UK
ATTENUATE
GP4Streets
ARCADE
Joined Up Landscapes
WM-ADAPT
Further resources
MACC Hub Webinar Series
MACC PROJECT: ARCADE (Accelerating Resilience and Climate Adaptation of Domestic Environments for vulnerable populations)
MACC PROJECT: ATTENUATE – Creating the enabling conditions for UK climate adaptation investment
MACC PROJECT: Adapting to climate-induced food price shocks in the UK
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