CLIMAAX second Open Call results are out
The results of the second CLIMAAX Open Call for Regions and Communities launched in July 2024 are finally out! It has been a huge success
The results of the second CLIMAAX Open Call for Regions and Communities launched in July 2024 are finally out! It has been a huge success
Recordings and slide decks of the webinars conceived to support Regions and Communities selected by the first FSTP Open Call in the execution of their Climate Risk Assessments are now available.
Watch their sessions and learn about the pilots’ main climate hazards, preliminary achievements and future steps paving the way for the 60 regions starting their FSTP projects in the coming weeks.
Within the new version of the Handbook, the Framework for climate risk assessment has been updated for increased clarity and user-friendliness. All workflows in the CLIMAAX Handbook have been improved and have been extended with documentation of methodology and datasets, and illustrative examples.
Researchers from CLIMAAX consortium participate in a parallel session of the virtual festival on September, 20 at 9:30.
CLIMAAX researchers will give a poster presentation titled “Bridging the gap between climate data and policy makers: The CLIMAAX project example”.
The selection committee has announced the results of the first CLIMAAX Open Call. The selected Regions belong to 13 countries and will receive more than EUR 5,4 million cumulated funding. Applicants not selected during the first Open Call may participate in the second one, which will close on 15th of October.
In a paper published on Nature Water, Jeroen Aerts, Bart van den Hurk, and colleagues present a risk-based framework to systematically examine the technical, social and behavioural constraints that contribute to adaptation gaps.
The project will be represented by the project coordinator Frederiek Sperna Weiland who will give a presentation outlining the project activities.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe – the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2021-2027) under grant agreement No. 101093864.
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe – the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2021-2027) under grant agreement No. 101093864.