Climadiag Agriculture et Forêt is a free climate service for agricultural and forestry stakeholders, operated by Météo-France and Solagro. It helps users assess emerging climate-related vulnerabilities by calculating indicators locally for different sectors and production areas. The indicators are based on France’s Reference Trajectory for Climate Change Adaptation (TRACC), which translates three global warming levels—1.5°C by 2030, 2°C by 2050 and 3°C by 2100, relative to pre-industrial conditions—into projected regional warming across French territories.

The service offers detailed geographic coverage, indicators for agricultural sectors and initial indicators for forestry, with results available within seconds. Users can explore projections for different time horizons and consult dedicated user guides for mainland France and Corsica, as well as overseas territories. Creating a user account is required to calculate indicators. Climadiag Agriculture et Forêt supports a shared evidence base for planning adaptation to climate change. Its listed partners include ADEME and the French ministries responsible for agriculture, ecological transition and overseas territories.