A new paper by CLIMAAX researchers, published in Environmental Research Communications, presents a harmonised framework for climate risk assessment that balances common principles with the flexibility to address diverse institutional, procedural and hazard contexts.
Interdisciplinary conference in Murcia (6–9 October 2026) will bring together experts to discuss Mediterranean climate risks, impacts and adaptation strategies.
The ATLAS project is progressing through Phase 2 in Hauts-de-France, combining climate data analysis and stakeholder engagement to strengthen regional understanding of flood and coastal risks.
The Banská Bystrica Region brought together municipalities, experts and emergency services to explore climate risk information, adaptation planning and resilience-building actions under the CLIMAAX project.
Stakeholders from across the Aveiro Region joined a CLIMAAX4CIRA workshop to review climate risks, validate assessment results and identify priorities for local adaptation planning.
Climate risk assessment in Southwest Finland highlights increasing risks from heavy rainfall, heatwaves, drought and nature-related hazards, with agriculture and the Archipelago Sea among the most vulnerable.
The CLIMAAX_AT project is progressing through Phase 2 in Alto Tâmega and Barroso, refining climate risk assessments through stakeholder engagement, enhanced data integration and collaborative adaptation planning.
The KÉZDI_Adapt project analysed agricultural drought risks for key crops in Târgu Secuiesc and Covasna County, highlighting increasing water stress and the importance of locally calibrated climate risk assessments.
Stakeholders from local authorities, academia, and regional institutions gathered in Xanthi to discuss climate resilience, share project results, and strengthen cooperation under the CLIMAAX Horizon Europe programme.