UK adaptation

On 27th February, the London Climate Ready Partnership and the MACC Hub convened more than 100 stakeholders from across London’s public, private, academic, health, transport, and community sectors to discuss one of the capital’s most urgent adaptation challenges: extreme heat. 

The Thriving Glasgow Portrait is a collaborative initiative that convened more than 130 stakeholders to articulate what a healthy, equitable and sustainable future for Glasgow could look like.

Creating a Climate for Change in Limerick showcases how dance and creative practice can engage communities in climate action, building resilience, accessibility, and collective behaviour change through embodied learning.

Paludiculture is the productive land use of wet and rewetted peatlands that preserves the peat soil and thereby minimizes CO2 emissions and subsidence.

Explore the UK Adaptation Inventory to learn more on adaptation on the ground, based on national reporting to government by public and private sector organisations.

Climate change is reshaping daily life, yet adaptation often remains incremental and technocratic. This piece explores why transformational approaches are needed, what capabilities they demand, and invites professionals to complete a survey that will guide new training approaches to address systemic vulnerability.

MACC Research 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.

Building on previous work co-developing Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessments (CRVAs) for Birmingham and the wider region, the WM-Adapt project will advance adaptive capacity across the West Midlands.