The general objective of the project is to diagnose and assess the current and future climate risk of marine aquaculture in coastal areas, estuaries and estuaries, integrating physical-chemical and socio-economic variables in different climate change scenarios (SSP2-4.5 and SSP5-8.5), in order to identify areas of opportunity and risk and propose adaptation measures that strengthen the resilience of the sector and coastal communities.
Specific objectives (EO):
OE1. Collect, process and analyse the physical-chemical, meta-oceanographic and socio-economic information relevant to the assessment of climate risk in Spanish marine aquaculture.
OE2. Assess the current and future suitability for marine aquaculture in coastal areas, estuaries and estuaries, as well as the exposure of existing or planned infrastructure, in order to identify areas of opportunity.
OE3. To carry out an integrated climate risk assessment in Spanish marine aquaculture, considering threats, exposure and vulnerability.
OE4. To analyse the socio-economic dimension of risk and the adaptive capacity of the sector and coastal communities linked to aquaculture.
OE5. To formulate proposals for adaptation measures for the Spanish marine aquaculture sector, considering the risk analysis and socio-economic diagnosis.
OE6. Generate interoperable mapping products that integrate project outcomes and support resilient planning and decision-making.
OE7. Communicate, disseminate and transfer the results of the project to key actors in the aquaculture sector, the public administration and society in general.
AcuAdapt. Adaptation Strategies and Climate Risk Assessment in Spanish Marine Aquaculture.