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    Improving the German climate adaptation strategy : final report of the project "Network of Authorities for Climate Change and Adaptation - Methods to Support and Improve the German Climate Adaptation Strategy" : final report / by Linda Hölscher, Walter Kahlenborn, Elena Eckhardt (adelphi research gGmbh, Berlin), Dr. Gérard Hutter (Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Development) ; on behalf of the German Environment Agency ; edited by: Section I 1.6 KomPass - Klimafolgen und Anpassung - Andreas Vetter
    (Umweltbundesamt, Dessau-Roßlau, 2025) Hölscher, Linda; Kahlenborn, Walter; Eckhardt, Elena; Hutter, Gérard; Vetter, Andreas; Umweltbundesamt
    This report identifies optimisation potential for the processes and institutions of climate adaptation policy in Germany using different methodological analytical approaches and derives recommendations for the further development of the German Adaptation Strategy (DAS) and related processes. A methodological analysis of policy design reveals that policy design research provides useful indications through the systematic elaboration of a typology of types of policy mix, which has not yet been comprehensively considered in the elaboration of action plans in climate adaptation. Furthermore, on the basis of a comparative policy field analysis of different strategy processes in Germany, starting points for the further development of the Network of Authorities for Climate Change and Adaptation can be identified. An important component in this context is the development of a clear objective and a common self-conception of the network cooperation as well as the communication of this, both internally and externally. Key recommendations for the further development of the DAS and its processes include expanding the scope of stakeholder participation in the selection process of adaptation measures and the use of an integrative policy design approach. In addition, a further development of stakeholder involvement processes, for example through the establishment of a stakeholder forum with associated working processes, is advocated, and a (vertical) integration of different levels through a possible inclusion of the federal state level as well as a clearly defined objective for the planning of measures is recommended.
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    Shall the CBAM be expanded further downstream? : insights from assessing products along the automotive value chain : final report / by Johanna Cludius, Verena Graichen, Sienna Healy, Reena Skribbe (Oeko-Institut, Berlin) ; on behalf of the German Environment Agency ; edited by: Section V 3.3 "Economic Aspects of Emissions Trading, Auctioning, Evaluation" - Dr. Karl J. Zimmermann, Frank Gagelmann
    (Umweltbundesamt, Dessau-Roßlau, 2025) Cludius, Johanna; Graichen, Verena; Healy, Sienna; Skribbe, Reena; Zimmermann, Karl J.; Gagelmann, Frank; Umweltbundesamt
    The EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) replaces the free allocation in the EU ETS 1 as the main carbon leakage instrument. The study discusses the potential expansion of the CBAM to downstream products. Using the example of products from the automotive value chain (wheels, brakes, crankshafts, forged and flat-rolled primary products), it shows that the CO₂ costs vary greatly depending on the product. The estimates of the carbon costs are complemented with expert assessments from interviews. The study then derives a series of criteria to be considered for the extension of CBAM to downstream products.
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