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San Benedetto del Tronto Italy Mayor Giovanni Gaspari Population 48,000 inhabitants Adaptation Activities Adaptation-Related Document Sustainable Energy Action Plan (SEAP) Contact Person Sergio Trevisani Europe Service Coordinator Publication Date 24 January 2013 Relevant Policy Sectors Infrastructure, Energy Email Summary This Sustainable Energy Action Plan contains information about the political and organizational context of the Plan, the Baseline Emission Inventory, and the actions that San Benedetto del Tronto Municipality will implement by 2020, as well as information on the achievement of the CO2 emissions reduction target. Adaptation is not the focus of this document. [email protected] www.comunesbt.it Joined Mayors Adapt on 12 June 2014. San Benedetto del Tronto is also a signatory to the Covenant of Mayors. Climate Impacts Extreme Temperatures Water Scarcity Flooding Sea Level Rise Droughts Storms Ice and Snow Forest Fires Planned adaptation actions In the future San Benedetto del Tronto would like to update its SEAP to include a plan for adaptation. Currently the city is involved in developing a "LIFE Adaptation" project aimed at adapting the coastal and marine ecosystems (the city manages a protected coastal area) with particular regard to the protection of habitats and cultural heritage against sea storms and coastal erosion. Main Motivation for taking Adaptation Action San Benedetto del Tronto’s main motivation for taking adaptation action is the increasing frequency and magnitude of extreme weather events that inflict increasing damage on socio-economic and natural systems. Vulnerable Sectors Agriculture and Forest Biodiversity Coastal Areas Disaster Risk Reduction Financial Health Infrastructure Marine and Fisheries Water Management Tourism In the Spotlight Restoration of Senti Coastal Wetland (Life project Re.S.C.We.) This project involved the restoration of a priority habitat in order to increase the resilience of the natural coastal systems in the face of climate change. This project confronts the impacts climate change has on biodiversity and coastal areas and has facilitated habitat restoration, awareness raising, and the protection of biodiversity . The area’s restored coastal wetlands.