Following work carried out under the RESIST project funded under the EU Mission on Adaptation, the Spanish region of Extremadura has announced plans to significantly expand its wildfire prevention mea...

Research and innovation in the EU is equipping communities across Europe with the knowledge, tools and effective solutions to adapt to the increasing occurrence of heatwaves, as part of the rapidly ch...

MIP4Adapt, under the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change, invites European climate adaptation experts to join the new Roster of Experts. The Roster will help the Mission strengthen knowledge ex...

Extreme heat is a growing challenge across Europe. In the first half of this year, Europe has already experienced two major heatwaves, with temperatures in June of up to 41°C for 100 million Europeans...

MIP4Adapt, under the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change, invites European climate adaptation experts to join the new Roster of Experts. The Roster will help the Mission strengthen knowledge exchange, collaboration and implementation support across Europe's climate adaptation community.

MIP4Adapt has extended its Citizen Engagement Hotline service to all European Regional and Local Authorities, making it easier than ever for them to access support with engaging citizens and stakeholders in developing effective and inclusive climate adaptation actions.

Helping to build a climate-resilient Europe by 2030 and empowering over 150 regions and communities to understand climate risks, develop adaptation pathways, and implement innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

MIP4Adapt, under the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change, invites European climate adaptation experts to join the new Roster of Experts. The Roster will help the Mission strengthen knowledge exchange, collaboration and implementation support across Europe's climate adaptation community.

Many people expect a raging wildfire to leave a blackened, lifeless landscape in its wake. But after a blaze swept through Las Hurdes in Extremadura, Spain, in 2009, the scene was quite different. In the midst of the scorched earth were patches of green where healthy trees remained standing and unscathed.From a distance, it looked as though the flames had simply stopped at their edges. In reality, this was no coincidence.

The Mission Board of the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change has just published a reflection paper highlighting the Mission’s progress and outlining priorities for the next phase of implementation.