NACAO presented at International Climate Change Congress
NACAO project took part in International Congress on Climate Change, organized by their Andalusian partner. The event focused on climate change in Andalusia. NACAO presented in Zone 13, showcasing nature-based solutions and emission offsetting.
Organizational Learning Meeting nº 2/4 in Jyväskylä, Finland
Four climate change-related projects shared greetings and provided updates on their ongoing topics to the entire team of Regional Council of Central Finland.
Stakeholders Group Meeting nº 3/8 in Jyväskylä, Finland
Stakeholder group meeting took place in Jyväskylä, Central Finland on 21st of August. Main discussions related to results of Situational Analysis Central Finland, among other things.
Consortium days in France increased understanding of biodiversity and carbon sequestration actions undertaken by local communities. Read about our experiences here!
Studies on nature-based carbon offsets from each region are ready to read and inspire others! Our Studies cover forests, wetlands, mires, grasslands and coastal areas.
Samuel Saastamoinen has joined the Finnish project through his master thesis. Saastamoinen is studying Central Finland’s region readiness to harness nature-based carbon sequestration solutions via survey and spatial calculations.
In Świętokrzyskie and Kielce region regional authorities organised a picnic to celebrate Earth day on May 2024. In the event pro-environmental behaviour was promoted especially for children.
French partner started their year 2024 with stakeholder meeting with specific focus on the link between carbon storage and biodiversity in forest areas and wetlands.
Andalusia hold their third stakeholder meeting at the end of the year 2023. In the meeting good practices from other regions were presented and indirect positive impacts from nature-based actions were discussed.
The second stakeholder meeting took place in Andalucia in December 2023. Results of carbon storage research project on salt march areas were presented there.
