Hungary, with a continental climate characterised by cold winters, warm summers, and extensive lowland plains, is strengthening climate resilience through its engagement in the Mission.
The Mission in Hungary
Hungary, with a continental climate characterised by cold winters, warm summers, and extensive lowland plains, is strengthening climate resilience through its engagement in the Mission. A total of 8 local and regional authorities are participating in Mission Projects, supported by 5 Charter Signatories (regions/local authorities that have signed the Mission Charter and committed to striving toward climate resilience by 2030), and €1.83 million in EU funding has been allocated.
Learn more about the Hungary National Adaptation Hub funded by the EU Mission
AdaptationHubs boosts coordination on climate adaptation, while helping national and local governments to share solutions and strengthen their approaches to managing climate risks.
The Hungarian Adaptation Hub is planned to be a platform for cross-sectoral adaptation cooperation, engaging stakeholders from all governance levels. It is coordinated by the HungaroMet Hungarian Meteorological Service, the national provider of climate services and the background institution of national climate policy in Hungary.
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National Support Organisations in Hungary
Learn more about the national support organisations in Hungary: National Adaptation Centre (NAC) and Kék Bolygó Alapítvány.
Read real world examples of climate adaptation in Hungary
Improving inhabitants’ knowledge, incentivising more autonomous livelihood strategies, enhancing networks of mutual support and reframing indigenous knowledge boost community resilience in a just and fair way. Now entering its third year, the LIFE Co-Clima project continues to generate experience and insights that will inform future adaptation practices in rural communities.
