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About the role
Project Overview
The PEERS team engaged over 200 practitioners in 43 countries across seven global regions to develop an integrated understanding of (1) how coastal communities are innovating and (2) how those innovations can help practitioners and coastal communities to advance practical adaptation planning. This work is grounded in the actual needs of municipal and provincial planners to ensure that outcomes will be relevant to implementation. Outcomes include new knowledge about how coastal communities globally are addressing key challenges; identification of approaches that might benefit other coastal planning efforts; identification of additional research needs; identification of opportunities to develop durable collaborations; and recommendations for ways that local and national government entities can best support coastal adaptation planning. The project developed an integrated understanding of how innovations can help practitioners and coastal communities to advance coastal resilience planning, protect public health, and support economic development under climate change.
Full Report: Global Leading Practices for Coastal Resilience 2026
Chapters
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North & Atlantic Europe arrow Nature-based Solutions arrow Oceania arrow Asia arrow Pacific Islands arrow Latin America & Caribbean arrow United States arrow Mediterranean arrow
PEERS is grateful for the financial support of this project by Natural Resources Canada, and for in-kind support from:
Priority Actions Programme/Regional Activity Centre (PAP/RAC) – UNEP/MAP Regional Centre for Coastal Management
Climate Service Center Germany (GERICS)
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
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About Practitioner Exchange for Effective Response to Sea Level Rise (PEERS)
The Practitioner Exchange for Effective Response to Sea Level Rise (PEERS) is the first community of practice led by practitioners working across boundaries to proactively address the risks of sea level rise and related coastal hazards.