Contact person
Stina Stenquist
Projektledare
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SamKlim - Collaboration for Climate Adaptation
The Climate Adaptation Network will bring together property owners who want to work together to reduce vulnerability to the effects of climate change, strengthen resilience and increase preparedness within their properties, and create resilient living environments. Meeting these challenges requires collaboration, knowledge sharing and shared respon
The network will work towards the global goals, taxonomy, CSRD and the EU's new climate adaptation strategy adopted in 2021. We will work on the sub-goals of adapting smarter, adapting faster and adapting systematically.
The network aims to collaborate and jointly develop a toolbox and KPIs for climate adaptation of properties.
As a member, you will have access to RISE's entire collective expertise in the field. RISE is a leading player in research and innovation and has a broad network in academia, industry, the private sector and the public sector.
New knowledge is acquired through discussions, workshops, lectures and study visits. As members, you are expected to contribute through active participation in meetings, working groups and a steering group. The network is based on feedback through an open, inclusive and trusting culture. Participants are encouraged to share both challenges and successes. The work will be action-oriented and knowledge-based.
Network meetings are held at least four times a year and are held in Swedish.
Network facts
Name
SamKlim
Membership
The network is aimed at property owners throughout Sweden.
Membership fee:
Small enterprises: 15 000 kr/år*
Medium-sized enterprises: 30 000 kr/år*
Large enterprises: 45 000 kr/år*
*Small enterprises are defined as enterprises with fewer than 50 employees and an annual turnover or balance sheet total not exceeding EUR 10 million. Medium-sized enterprises are defined as enterprises with fewer than 250 employees and an annual turnover not exceeding EUR 50 million or a balance sheet total not exceeding EUR 43 million.
