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The integration of AbE into municipal planning makes it possible to conserve ecosystems that reduce the vulnerability of local communities.

EUROCLIMA+ raises the state of the art of Action for Climate Empowerment in the plans and policies of eight countries in the Region.

The Community of Practice on Private Sector Engagement in Climate Policy Processes

Harvesting water to improve water regulation in the city of Abancay

EUROCLIMA+ supports the Indigenous Peoples' Platform to face Climate Change in Peru, which contributes with its ancestral knowledge and practices.

The meeting brought together representatives of the country's seven indigenous organisations and highlighted the platform's contribution to tackling climate change.

Within the framework of the EUROCLIMA+ programme, educational materials are designed and produced to provide key information on risk management concepts, plans and regulations to the inhabitants of at-risk areas.

Local actors in Peru committed to the formulation of disaster risk prevention plans will plant 30,000 seedlings for reforestation to prevent soil degradation.

*In Piura, Peru: Progress is being made on the formulation of Disaster Prevention and Risk Reduction Plans

*In Loja, Ecuador: Photogrammetric information was collected for vulnerable areas in Loja

Summary of the main project activities for the FBE component - June 2019

In the framework of the 66th period of sessions of the Commission on the Status of Women, EUROCLIMA+ presented an event for sharing experiences from diverse projects....

Peruvian authorities approved the signing of an inter-institutional agreement and a total of 30 authorities in Ecuador were trained.

With a beneficiary population of 238,713 inhabitants of Piura and Loja, of which 119,094 are men (49.89%) and 119,619 are women (50.11%), the project "Risk management without borders" incorporates the gender perspective as a tool for analysis and integrated planning in its activities.

22 March 2023. Abancay, Peru. In the framework of International Women's Day, which is commemorated every 8 March, and understanding the important role played by women

The project Risk Management without Borders of EUROCLIMA+ signed a letter of commitment with authorities of the Agricultural sector in Loja and Piura for risk reduction with climate change actions for mitigation and adaptation.

The projects aim to ensure the protection and regeneration of urban water sources and improve the resilience of potable water services to climate change.

At COP26, the EUROCLIMA+ Urban Water and Risk Management sectors presented the multiple opportunities for the inclusion of indigenous and rural communities through the stories of some of their projects.

Through the use of home-made mechanisms, or with different technological tools, the EUROCLIMA Urban Water project collects information and stores

An event dedicated to journalists in the EUROCLIMA+ pavilion at COP25. 7 December 7 at 4 p.m., with Facebook live transmission.

First two thematic sessions held with a community of practitioners comprised of more than 30 people from the 18 countries of the region

At COP 25 the project was presented as a way to exchange experiences on mobility issues.

The progress of projects in the transport sector was shown, highlighting their importance in combating climate change.

The community created to share best practices in the preparation of Long-Term Climate Strategies in the Latin American region, strengthens in 2021 and faces 2022 with new thematic sessions.

Through in-situ training at the Rontoccocha lagoon, the Water for Abancay project team learned about tools for hydro-ecological monitoring, which will allow them to collect, analyse and interpret data on this area.

22 local leaders from Abancay and the surrounding area received training to contribute and propose changes that will further strengthen integrated water management in the Mariño basin,