How to take climate change into account in the decision-making and production process of the agricultural sector? How to transmit the necessary data to stakeholders in the sector so that they can adapt their practices? This is the main objective of the CANARI (Climate ANalysis for Agricultural Recommendations and Impacts) project.

Climate projections are new information, real starting points for adaptation approaches for the agricultural sector. However, these data are still largely unknown to agricultural stakeholders, difficult to access outside the climate community (climate portal, file format, etc.) and offer climate variables requiring additional calculations to reveal their interests to stakeholders in the field: obtaining agro-climatic indicators (ACI). The CANARI portal was created to increase the access of agricultural actors to ACIs responding to local issues. CANARI allows quick and direct online visualization of more than a hundred Agro-Climate Indicators (ACIs) covering the needs of the different agricultural sectors. Each ACI can be calculated locally over the whole of metropolitan France for the period of the Near Future (period 2020-2050) and the Far Future (2050-2100) according to a multi-model approach, making it possible to identify a greater variability of the evolutions future climate.

The users of the CANARI portal are all the agricultural actors who want to support the farmers of their territory locally in the process of adaptation. There are many agricultural actors: consulting companies and development organizations, insurance companies, training centers, educational establishments, public organizations, farmers' associations, cooperatives, etc.

All these actors are today in search of autonomy for the realization of calculation of customizable ACI. In order to properly use the ACIs offered by CANARI, it is recommended to be already initiated and aware of climate change in agriculture, and in particular to have acquired the following skills:

• • Understand what climate change is and its impacts for the agricultural sector
• Understand what climate models and scenarios are and their possible consequences during the 21^st century in Europe
• Know the main Agro-Climate Indicators by production or agricultural sector as well as their local customization in terms of periods of interest and calculation threshold
• Know the principles of an adaptation approach to sustainably support a farmer seeking greater resilience of its farm

If you want to strengthen your knowledge of climate change and adaptation in agriculture before using CANARI, you can check out the AWA plaform AWA - AgriAdapt Webtool for Adaptation.