The overall aim of the CAMINO project is to reconcile economic growth (Europe2020) and climate adaptation. It delivers innovative governance approaches and business cases that support mainstreaming climate adaptation in local investment projects and product/service development. CAMINO builds upon results of MARE, SKINT, SAWA (NSR), FRC (NWE) & BaltCica (BSR) and enriches its 5 regional Partnerships with industry and (inter)national policy makers. This enables implementation of 10 local pilots, and to develop and disseminate transnational Future Perspectives for innovative sustainable growth in NSR.
Project details
| Total cost | 700.000,00 € |
| European Commission contribution | 350. 000,00 € |
| Duration | 21 Months |
| Start date | 01. October 2013 |
| Consortium | 8 partners from 4 countries |
| Lead Beneficiary | Ellen Kelder, Gemeente Dordrecht, the Netherlands |
| The role of TUHH | Responsible for the Hamburg case study |
| Project web site | http://camino-project.eu/ |
| Key words | Climate adaptation, mainstreaming, public-private partnerships (PPPs), flood risk |
| Contact Person | Natasa Manojlovic |