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Transnational cooperation in adaptation to climate change has increased with the recognition of adaptation as a policy area

Countries responding to the self-assessment survey have recognised transnational cooperation as relevant for adaptation. There are several different origins of this awareness. Shared resources (e.g. water or nature protection areas, mountain areas) or impacts may provide natural platforms for transnational cooperation in adaptation. The EU funding instruments for transnational cooperation have clearly contributed to deepening transnational cooperation with an emphasis on adaptation in several focal regions by supporting specific projects (EC, 2014). Transnational cooperation in adaptation also warrants consideration at the sector level, for example in energy infrastructure and transport.