The partners of the project LIFE Adapt Island, are pleased to invite you to the international symposium on 'Climate Change and coastal ecosystems' which is part of the LIFE Adapt' Island project on the 4th and 5th of July 2023 afternoon time CET .

Do not hesitate to share this invitation with your colleagues and professional contacts interested in the topic.

To register, please click here : https://my.weezevent.com/climate-change-and-coastal-ecosystems-life-adapt-island-project

 For more information click on: 

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In February 2023, Dr Pascaline Gaborit and Prof Isabelle Milbert took part in the study visits to 3 Indonesian Pilot Cities: Ternate, Banjarmasin and Mataram. 

This study visit was an opportunity to understand the needs and challenges of the different cities in terms of waste management, water, and disaster risk management. 

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The General Assembly of Pilot4dev took place on May 5th 2023. The activity report is  now online: Activity_Report_Pilot4dev_2022-2023_v2.pdf

The 4^th LIFE Scientific Committee was on the 12th and 13th of January 2023 !

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Did you know that seagrasses reduce the incidence of pathogenic marine bacteria in seawater by 50%, hence participating to disease control? And this is only one of the many benefits provided by seagrass beds! Broadly, they participate to climate mitigation, climate adaptation, enhanced resilience and many other societal benefits. 

They are widely threatened by human activities, on land and sea, as well as by climate change.

What can be done to tackle this threat?

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We are proud to present Pilot4dev latest publication 'Climate Adaptation and Resilience: Challenges and Potential Solutions'. Download the flyer.flyer_book_climate_adaptation_and_resilience.pdf

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(FR) Découvrez la nouvelle plaquette du projet LIFE Adapt'Island !

(EN) Discover the new LIFE Adapt'Island brochure!

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Pilot4dev is pleased to support the NGO LEDARS in the emergency response to the flash floods in Sylhet Bangladesh.As another climate related disaster, this year unprecented flash floods swept away homes and inundated farmlands, forcing families to seek shelter on higher ground and temporary flood shelters. According to the Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC), around 94 percent of Sunamganj and over 84 percent of Sylhet were submerged by floods leaving many people stranded or homeless. On August 11, 2022  LEDARS team has started the distribution of food packages to households’ representatives. LEDARS team has taken the assistance of local volunteers who helped the food recipients to reach the survival package at their door step.