This first session of our Working Group will explore international collaboration, knowledge exchange and joint action.

This interactive exhibition aims to educate and engage visitors to the Barcelona seafront on June 8.

This interactive exhibition aims to educate and engage visitors to the Barcelona seafront on June 8.

The MAIA project attended the European ECCA 2025 (Rimini, 16-18 June 2025), showcasing its powerful suite of tools to make climate change knowledge more accessible, interoperable and usable. 

We're proud to launch our advanced suite of digital knowledge tools. Download your free guide to try them out.

We'll be at ECCA, 2025, to present our suite of digital knowledge tools, designed to make climate change knowledge more accessible and actionable.

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This session will explore the outputs of four EU-funded climate change mitigation and adaptation projects.

This online event will explore how the building sector can transition to circular economy practices, aiding climate change mitigation and reduced environmental impact.

Abstract submissions are being accepted to this open hybrid event on climate predictions until June 15.

The MULTICLIMACT project has published a review paper assessing 67 ways to improve energy and water resilience in the built environment.

The latest in the Climate Coffee series from the OCEAN:ICE project will explore how to leverage its open access data.

These final sessions of our Working Group will focus on practical tools and tips for visual content creation.

This scientific paper outlines how the scientific research community can provide improved climate projections for policymakers.

The UUCN has collocated a wide range of policy events, milestones and deadlines to enable engagement with international policymaking.

The MAIA and I-CHANGE joint roundtable on behavioural change in March 2025 explored pathways for Europe's green transition.

This hybrid event will share policy recommendations from a new report on wildfire prevention and management.

By categorising citizens according to their response to climate change, the Coping Typology enables more targeted communication.