The pilot area of Auronzo di Cadore (Belluno) - Università Ca

Fig. 1
Project’s structure
for stakeholders being able to make a first assessment of the local impact
of climate change and to provide hints for possible adaptation strategies;
(6) to apply the most important strategies developed in the framework of
the project in pilot areas along the Alps with a direct involvement of local
authorities, stakeholders and the public aiming at raising the awareness of
policy makers, business sector and all relevant actors on the topic of climate
change and its effect on the economy (mainly in the tourist sector).
1.4 / Project’s structure
The project was organised around seven work-packages, summarised below
(Figure 1). (WP1) Project preparation, Application Form, Partnership
Agreement (WP2) Project management, Management of work flow and
budget (WP3) Information and publicity, website, expert hearing, conferences
(WP4) Data survey, Collection of existing data, datasets, indicators
(WP5) Impact analyses, environmental, social, economic analysis of
climate change impact on tourist locations (WP6) Adaptation strategies,
tailored adaptation strategies for pilot areas (WP7) Awareness raising, Information,
education, communication activities for stakeholders, tourists,
general public and policy makers
1.5 / Future exploitation of results
Results of the ClimAlpTour project aim to support activities of: (1) policy
makers (local, regional, national), who can get valuable advice in new
policies design for tourist alpine areas, to improve their attractiveness in
all seasons and can implement concrete strategies for their territories (especially
local actors); (2) business community (hotels, resorts managers,
tourist operators, business clusters, advisory companies), who can get information
on expected change in alpine tourism and develop strategies to
counteractive negative impacts and consider new opportunities; (3) civil
society (citizens, workers, students), who can know future trends and be
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