In the County of Euskirchen, LAND4CLIMATE focuses on tailored nature-based interventions for residential and agricultural areas. A key initiative involves establishing "Tiny Forests" in privately owned spaces, creating miniature forests that contribute significantly to carbon storage and increased biodiversity. The dense planting of Tiny Forests safeguards soil fertility and improves microclimates, addressing climate challenges in urban areas. In agricultural zones, the focus is on promoting the planting of reed grass (miscanthus), a fast-growing crop serving as a carbon sink, preventing soil erosion, and providing refuge for wildlife. The versatility of miscanthus allows for various product applications and the establishment of a local business model. Additionally, rainwater infiltration troughs are implemented to cool the environment, recharge groundwater, manage excess rainwater for flood protection, and enhance water quality. Greening efforts in urban areas promote biodiversity, cool environments, and act as natural buffers against flooding. This urban greening initiative is crucial for creating sustainable, resilient, and ecologically harmonious urban environments. Furthermore, the utilisation of drainage water from fields is explored to replenish groundwater, relieve stocks, and potentially reduce fertiliser and pesticide use. These integrated actions under LAND4CLIMATE aim to enhance climate resilience, promote biodiversity, and foster sustainable practices in the County of Euskirchen.