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.
A CLIMAAX seminar in Bijelo Polje brought together local and national stakeholders to discuss climate risk assessment, with a focus on flood and wildfire risks.
In the Putna River Basin, Romanian stakeholders reviewed and validated climate risk assessment results under the CARE-ROPutna project, focusing on flood risk reduction and adaptation strategies.
Silistra advances its climate resilience work through completed multi-risk assessment activities, stakeholder engagement workshops, and the publication of key project results under the CLIMAX initiative.
CLIMAAX joins the NEVERMORE Final Event on 6 May 2026, contributing to a panel on scaling climate adaptation solutions across European regions.
The 2026 European Geosciences Union General Assembly will take place in Vienna, Austria, from 3 to 8 May in a hybrid format. The event will feature extensive coverage of the CLIMAAX-developed framework in practice.
Organised by CLIMAAX consortium partner LVĢMC and the Water4All project ECCO, the conference will take place on 23 April 2026, from 10:00 to 15:00, in Riga and online. Registration closes on 20 April.
The Tipperary case highlights the transition from qualitative to semi-quantitative climate risk assessment, supporting more robust and actionable local decision-making.
Southwest Finland’s CLIVAS case study highlights how regions can assess climate risks by balancing agricultural vulnerabilities and emerging opportunities, using local expertise, stakeholder engagement and tailored climate modelling approaches.