To expand WP5 ability to engage with the GLR and LVR case cities and contribute o climate knowledge exchange (see WP 7), team members will host a one-day virtual training workshop (month 11) for city planners, policymakers, CLARS research team, academics including Early Career Eesearcher (ECR) and students (e.g., post-graduates) on how to parameterise PIVOT. This ‘Trainthe-Trainer’ training will kick-start customisation of the platform based on case city level data from participants. With virtual support from Co-PI Van Berkel and University of Michigan research team, the trainees will test and use knowledge gained to run sessions with policymakers, educators (academics and ECRs), businesses and representatives of migrant groups during the stakeholder engagement events in each case cities (WPs 2-4). Here, participants will co-produce maps to identify vulnerabilities (i.e., flooding hazard), and prioritise land use, including high- and low-density housing, or a combination within neighbourhoods using PIVOT to simulate urban development plans/strategies up to 2050. In Detroit (Michigan state), we will test our data collection and analytical approaches for wider implementation and collect pre- and post-surveys and preference maps of participants to assess if engagement with PIVOT and other participants changes their attitudes and priorities. Such data will be valuable for understanding varying migration pressures, vulnerabilities, experiences, and best practices for addressing climate migration and adaptation between GLR and LVB. This work package uses common statistical approaches to compare surveys, and spatial analysis of the priority maps to understand the impact of these participatory approaches on decision-making.