Alentejo 2030 supports adaptation to climate change with 500 thousand euro allocation
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Alentejo 2030 supports adaptation to climate change with 500 thousand euro allocation

SAPO Notícias9 September 2026 at 15:05

The Regional Programme Alentejo 2030 made available a call designated "Climate change support measures and prevention and management of climate-related risks", with a 500 thousand euro allocation co-funded by the European Fund.

Adaptation to climate change and strengthening territorial resilience are strategic priorities for sustainable development of Alentejo. The programme aims to support initiatives that allow facing the challenges posed by climate change in the region.

This call falls within the scope of regional development policies and aims to mobilize resources for projects that contribute to greater preparation of the Alentejo territory against climate risks.

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