Interview with Andreu Escrivà (València Clima i Energia): Renaturalisation of Schoolyards
Video language: Catalan
Short Bio
A conversation with Andreu Escrivà (València) who holds a degree in Environmental Sciences, a master’s degree in Biodiversity: Conservation and Evolution and a PhD in Biodiversity from the University of València. He has developed his research career at the Centre for Desertification Research (CIDE) and at the Cavanilles Institute of Biodiversity and Evolutionary Biology (ICBiBE). He is currently working as a climate change project technician at València Clima i Energia agency.
Tags: Urban planning, flooding, heavy rains, resilience, València, climate change, heatwaves, extreme heat, sea level rise, water permeabilization
Other description
Rising temperatures, heat waves, heavy rainfall, flooding, and cost erosion are some of the problems currently shared by Mediterranean cities. For this reason, some fifteen experts from cities that are part of the MedCities network have shared the solutions they are implementing in their cities to adapt to the climate crisis.
During the workshop ‘Metropolitan initiatives to adapt to climate change in the Mediterranean’, which took place on 18 and 19 September 2024 at the headquarters of the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona (AMB), the experts shared their experiences around four round tables. Increasing coastal resilience to climate change and the restoration of ecosystems, urban planning in cities, sustainable mobility, and green and key infrastructures were the central themes of this event organised by MedCities, in collaboration with and with funding from the AMB.
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