Climate resilience

Adapting to a changing climate requires more than protection. It calls for regeneration. With nature as a partner, we help turn climate risk into an opportunity for lasting resilience and shared prosperity.

Denmarks northsea coast with its beaches and grassy landscapes offer a lot of interessting view from above.

Nature-based solutions that benefit people and biodiversity

As climate risks intensify, the way we design and manage our environments will not only determine ecological health but also economic stability, social cohesion, and long-term competitiveness.

Nature-based solutions help close this gap by reducing flood risk, cooling urban areas, protecting biodiversity, and driving regenerative growth. Integrating natural systems into infrastructure can empower societies to lower the costs of climate impacts, attract sustainable investment, and create spaces where both people and ecosystems thrive. Climate change adaptation approaches strengthen resilience at every scale, supporting the development of more adaptative communities that embrace social and cultural diversity while creating opportunities for regeneration and growth.

Let’s shape societies that adapt, evolve, and thrive.

Ex­pert in­sights on cli­mate re­si­li­ence strategies

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The real power of urban coastal development is letting water go where it wants to go

For thousands of years, humans have turned deltas, rivers, coasts, and other waterfronts into dense urban areas. But climate change and extreme weather are challenging the ways in which we interact with water. Now is the time to work  with nature, not against it, according to Ramboll’s Neil Goring and Simon Kates, both experts in water infrastructure and integrated urban design.

Design as water

Ramboll Water and Henning Larsen recently joined forces to explore a new paradigm where water is treated as a stakeholder within the design process. We caught up with Trine Stausgaard Munk, Head of Sustainability at Ramboll Water, to understand how this thought-provoking publication came about.

Preparing cities for extreme weather using nature

Four in five cities worldwide are at risk from extreme weather. Nature is a proven front line of defence in efforts to adapt and increase urban resilience. 

Design as water cover
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Ex­pert in­sights on cli­mate re­si­li­ence strategies

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Case stud­ies: Cli­mate re­si­li­ence

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Integrated climate resilience services rooted in nature and science

We offer strategic and technical support to assess climate risks, implement nature-based solutions, and future-proof cities — unlocking co-benefits for people, biodiversity, and the economy.

Let’s shape so­ci­et­ies that ad­apt and thrive.

  • Christian Nyerup Nielsen

    Christian Nyerup Nielsen

    Global Division Director Water

  • Marianne Skov

    Marianne Skov

    Senior Specialist

    +45 51 61 35 27

Let’s close the gap on resilient societies

By re-thinking conditions for life in our cities, we can create liveable and resilient communities.

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