Collaboration and Promotion

The Local Heat Plan Manual helps you draw up a heat plan together with stakeholders. Among other things, a local heat plan describes what the organisations involved must do during a period of heat.

The Guide to climate adaptation with nature between urban and rural areas helps you work with other parties to find the best solutions for climate adaptation on the edges of cities.

The Drought and Greenery Guidelines can help you drought-proof public greenery, together with other departments or parties that work on spatial planning. For example, the guidelines show what stages are most opportune for consulting with other parties.

The Policy Mixer shows government professionals ways to promote climate adaptation on private premises. The tool also shows how to use financial incentives and refers to fact sheets, model texts, and examples.

The Climate Adaptation Behaviour Tool can be used to design climate adaptation policy that focuses on behaviour. The tool provides practical tips on how to influence the behaviour of residents and businesses, for example with financial incentives. It also explains how to measure success in influencing behaviour.

The tool Can I be flooded? shows local residents or entrepreneurs how deep the water could get at their homes or businesses in a worst case scenario. The website also explains the practical impact of flooding and provides tips on what to do during a flood.

The Active Groundwater Level Management Toolbox helps you involve local residents or other stakeholders in active groundwater management. Among other things, it contains a tutorial, an infographic, and a model FAQ that you can use for communication and participation.

The Toolkit for Basic Communication on waterlogging, flooding, heat, and drought can be used to encourage local residents to embark on climate adaptation or to raise awareness of the need for climate adaptation.