The carried out activities have focused on:

• the identification of climatic hazards through the selection of indicators relating to changes in the precipitation and temperature regime in relation to the analyzed sectors such as settlement systems, infrastructure, summer and winter tourism, agriculture, forests and biodiversity. Climate hazard indicators included hydrogeological hazards, floods, landslides, avalanches, fires (drought) and heat waves. The observed climate has been analysed through local weather data while the future expected climate anomalies due to climate change were considered through simulation with high resolution models. In particular, it has been used two different IPCC scenarios (RCP 4.5 ed 8.5) and it has been considered different future periods;
• the definition of the exposed samples according to the analyzed territory starting from the urban, socio-economic and natural systems considered within project (for example, the settlement system, infrastructures, winter and summer tourism, agriculture, forests and biodiversity;
• the identification of sensitivity and adaptive capacity indicators based on the selected exposed samples and on the availability of data and information.
• the calculation of potential risk levels showed through a IT platform developed during the project that can also be used by users, as a tool to support decision-making processes and urban and territorial planning.