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Transnational cooperation in national adaptation policy processes is considered by half of European countries, but evidence of its inclusion in actual policies is still limited

Half of the responding countries (16/30) agree or strongly agree with the statement that transnational cooperation has been considered in national adaptation policy processes in their country. The remaining countries expressed a neutral opinion as no country reported disagreement with the statement. Two out of 29 countries (i.e. Liechtenstein and Switzerland) have reported adaptation in neighbouring countries as one of the three most important triggers for adaptation in their country.