Final Results of the Tisza, Guadiana and Inner Mongolia Regional Case-studies

S.E. Werners; M. Bindi; F. Cots; X. Dai; Z. Flachner; Z. Harnos; P. Matczak; D. McEvoy; M. Moriondo; N. Lugeri; G.J. Nabuurs; H. Neufeldt; J.D. Tàbara; G. Trombi; J. West

Final Results of the Tisza, Guadiana and Inner Mongolia Regional Case-studies

S.E. Werners
, M. Bindi
, F. Cots
, X. Dai
, Z. Flachner
, Z. Harnos
, P. Matczak
, D. McEvoy
, M. Moriondo
, N. Lugeri
, G.J. Nabuurs
, H. Neufeldt
, J.D. Tàbara
, G. Trombi
, J. West

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Abstract

This deliverable reports on the work done in ADAM work package P3d. It examines the constraints and opportunities for mainstreaming adaptation to climate change in land use and water management in three study regions: the Guadiana River Basin in Spain and Portugal, the Tisza River Basin in Hungary and the Alxa region in western Inner Mongolia, China

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Norwich, UK
Publisher	ADAM
Number of pages	238
Publication status	Published - 2008

Publication series

Name	ADAM Deliverables
Publisher	ADAM
No.	D-P3D.4 (M39)

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 13 Climate Action
SDG 15 Life on Land

Keywords

climatic change
land use
water management
rivers
watersheds
spain
portugal
hungary
china

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Final Results of the Tisza, Guadiana and Inner Mongolia Regional Case-studies

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UN SDGs

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