Beliefs towards transformational adaptation Conceptual Map - TransformAr D1.4

This report serves to present the analyses conducted by the research group COSOYPA from the University of Santiago de Compostela, on evaluating the attitudes and beliefs held by stakeholders that may either hinder or facilitate the adoption of behaviors conducive to transformative change. The findings presented herein pertain specifically to the analysis of different workshops and meetings carried out in three of the sites of the project: Galicia, Guadeloupe and Oristano. COSOYPA's assessment focused on discerning stakeholder attitudes and beliefs that could potentially impact their embrace of transformational behaviors as proposed in WP1 on Innovation ecosystems for transformational adaptation in demonstrators.

The core objective of the analysis was to both identify shared elements and discern subtle distinctions within them using a standardized approach. This analytical process is designed to methodically structure and elucidate the available information, thus facilitating a more precise identification of pivotal factors that might impact the reception or dismissal of the proposed solutions. 

By doing so, this report lays down a robust groundwork to analyse social acceptance. This resource is proposed to support subsequent project phases. The results of this report are expected to yield valuable insights that can significantly benefit both WP6 and WP7. For the WP6, these insights can shed light on how EU citizens perceive the project's solutions and their potential applicability in other EU regions. For the WP7, this report provides a deeper understanding of stakeholder attitudes and preferences, making a meaningful contribution to the evolving climate policy landscape. These insights can be used to tailor 
planned communication actions, such as social media and the project's public website.