Demonstration and modelling of Nature-based solutions to enhance the resilience of Mediterranean agro-silvo-pastoral ecosystems and landscapes

DRYAD combines front-line scientific, technological, social and business innovations, as well as transformative solutions.

Co-creation, co-implementation and co-validation processes will lead Dryad to accomplish the creation of real, widely re-applicable solutions with long-lasting impacts.

Our objectives

Data acquisition and management.

Modelling in support to Nature Based Solutions.

Implementation of Nature Based Solutions in Pilot Demonstration Areas.

Decision Support System for Nature Based Solutions.

Multi-stakeholder engagement via Bridging Lab and knowledge dissemination.

Demonstration and replicating regions.

The project

DRYAD, a Horizon Europe project running from 2024 to 2028, will contribute to the Mission Adaptation to Climate Change by developing and implementing real-life, climate-resilient nature-based solutions (NBS) for Mediterranean agro-silvo-pastoral ecosystems (MAEs).

The project integrates cutting-edge scientific, technological, social, and business innovationswith transformative solutions, supporting a multi-level, cross-sectoral, integrated, and adaptive management governance through the development of Decision Support System.

Demonstration and replication regions

The project will be centered around development, testing and demonstrating nature-based solutions in 5 Demonstration Regions (DRs) and will be transferred to 3 Replication Regions (RRs).

Consortium

The project is coordinated by the University of A Coruña (UDC) and includes 27 partners from 6 European countries (Spain, Netherlands, Portugal, Italy, Greece, France).

Knowledge center

 

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