Climate-adaptivity of landslide risk mitigation measuresCapobianco, Vittoria (Avtor) de Bartolo, Chiara (Avtor) Tagarelli, Vito (Avtor) Uzielli, Marco (Avtor) Ruopp, Julia-Isabelle (Avtor) Vitale, Patrizia (Avtor) Pourfatollah, Amirreza (Avtor) Mahmoudi, Elham (Avtor) Insana, Alessandra (Avtor) Bračko, Tamara (Avtor) Nik, Leyla (Avtor) Szymkiewicz, Fabien (Avtor) Zachert, Hauke (Avtor) Barla, Marco (Avtor) Žlender, Bojan (Avtor) Löfroth, Hjördis (Avtor) geohazardslandslidesclimate change adaptivityrisk mitigationexperts scoringNature-based SolutionsIt is increasingly recognized that climate change significantly impacts civil society, as evidenced by the rise in climate-driven hazards (e.g., rainfall-induced landslides). Therefore, it is important for engineers to explore climate-adaptive and regenerative landslide risk mitigation options, employed stand-alone or in combination with conventional engineering solutions.In this paper the Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) group of the European Large Geotechnical Institutes Platform (ELGIP) presents the preliminary results of a study on assessing the feasibility of applying nature-based solutions (NbS) as climate-adaptive landslide risk mitigation measures. The basis for this study relies on the outcomes from a previous study conducted by the CCA working group regarding the adaptivity of geo-structures to climate change effects. The paper proposes a three-level sequential evaluation system to assign scores to the climate-adaptiveness of the NbS included in the LaRiMiT (Landslide Risk Mitigation Toolbox) database, a web-based platform for the casespecific selection of landslide risk mitigation measures. The conceptual standpoints and preliminary results from applying the three-level scoring process are presented and assessed critically.Research Publishing, Singapore20252026-03-30 13:50:01Znanstveno delo97660sl