On September 25, we reached an exciting milestone: the first-ever MACC Hub Conference, hosted by Verture, part of the Hub's Scotland Spoke. Over 200 people from across research, policy, and practice came together to share ideas, spark collaboration and turn climate adaptation from theory into real, practical action. Here’s a look back at the day: the highlights, the insights and where we’re heading next.
The MACC Hub invites attendees to join a conversation on one of the biggest challenges in our changing climate – how to create climate ready healthcare systems that support the wellbeing of all people and places?
As part of our national engagement work, the MACC Hub is offering stakeholders the opportunity to attend one of two upcoming Climate Risk Workshops. These workshops are part of a UK-wide series designed to support local and regional actors in using open-access climate risk tools to inform place-based adaptation planning.
The Maximising UK Adaptation to Climate Change Hub is advertising for a short-term research contract as part of its Policy Response Unit, that aims to provide the evidence the UK government requires to advance adaptation policy.
MACC Hub Webinars: The second episode of MACC Hub's monthly webinar series
focuses on what’s at stake in how we use the term “vulnerability,” explore alternatives that center systems and agency, and consider how to design research and policy that meaningfully supports communities
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