What you can do in the face of climate change
- Lower the temperature in summer
- Retain rainwater
- Improve the settlement's microclimate
- Take care of biodiversity
- Increase the absorption of pollutants
Examples of activities
Miasteczko Wilanów: bioswale capturing rainwater, which reduces its discharge into the sewage system and reduces the risk of flooding
Miasteczko Wilanów
Al. Rzeczypospolitej 12, Warszawa
Miasteczko Wilanów: hedges dividing the space and at the same time capturing air pollution
Miasteczko Wilanów
Fr. Klimczaka 20, Warszawa
Copenhagen: flower meadows used instead of lawn improve the microclimate, maintain more moisture in the ground, increase biodiversity
Skt. Kjelds Plads 3, Kopenhaga
Oslo: edible plants around buildings increase the share of greenery and improve the microclimate and support biodiversity
Furuset, Ulsholtveien 31, Oslo
Philadelphia: trees along the streets collect excess rainwater, which helps reduce the risk of flooding and improve the environmental conditions for trees
Osage Ave, Filadelfia
Ursynów: collecting rainwater from roofs and discharging it into the ground – retaining excess rainwater at the place of its formation, large diversity of vegetation
Ursynów
ul. Pasaż Ursynowski 11, Warszawa
This game helps you make smart decisions
1
Playing online
at your estate
2
You choose
specific solutions
3
Simulator checks
effects of solutions
4
You put
the best solutions
from the game into practice.
What the game is about?
A serious simulation game was created so that residents of the neighborhood could take matters into their own hands and decide how to adapt their places of residence to climate change.
The game allows you to choose the best adaptation solutions. What will change on your neighborhood when you sow a flower meadow, plant a tree or make a rain garden?
Will it succeed in lowering summer temperatures, improving air quality, and capturing rainwater?
The game was created as part of the Co-Adapt Project – .,Communities for Climate Change Action”
– ,,Działania społeczności lokalnych na rzecz adaptacji do zmiany klimatu.”