
Quart de Poblet Advances Local Climate Risk Analysis through QCATI Project
QCATI advances its second phase, refining climate risk assessments with updated datasets and improved modeling for heatwaves and flood hazards.

QCATI advances its second phase, refining climate risk assessments with updated datasets and improved modeling for heatwaves and flood hazards.

The CLIMAAX project helps strengthen climate resilience in Rafina–Pikermi through improved port preparedness, sustainable infrastructure, and climate education for the local community.

A new CLIMAAX-based flood risk assessment identifies Greece’s Kireas River basin as one of the most vulnerable areas in the Municipality of Mantoudi–Limni–Agia Anna, supporting evidence-based planning for stronger local resilience.

Antalya uses CLIMAAX tools to assess heat risks and Urban Heat Islands, engaging local stakeholders to develop practical adaptation actions.

Košice and 45 nearby municipalities assessed local climate risks under the CLIMAAX SCOPE project, revealing growing impacts and the need for coordinated adaptation actions.

In Trnava, Slovakia, the TRACAP project uses advanced risk assessment tools to strengthen climate resilience through stakeholder collaboration and adaptive planning.

CLIMAAX tools support farmers and communities in Mersin to adapt to drought and protect the iconic Anamur Banana through climate-resilient strategies.

The CliResDairy project brings science and farming together in Aydın, helping Türkiye’s dairy sector adapt to climate risks and strengthen its resilience.

The AGROSHIELD Project, implemented by the Marmara Municipalities Union under the CLIMAAX programme, strengthens agricultural resilience in Southern Marmara through high-resolution drought risk assessments and community-driven adaptation plans.