Name: Barcelona Workshop
Start: 2025-06-10
End: 2025-06-11
Location: CosmoCaixa

Climate risk assessments for every european region

Making regions resilient

Providing financial, analytical, and practical support to improve regional climate and emergency risk management plans

Barcelona Workshop

The CLIMAAX Barcelona Workshop will be held at the CosmoCaixa – Science Museum in Barcelona, Spain, in June 10-11, 2025. The workshop will be followed by the project General Assembly, a working day just for the project partners that will be held on 12 June at the Civil Protection of Catalonia facilities.

A first step towards resilience

CLIMAAX is the flagship project of the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate
Change that provides financial, analytical, and practical support to improve regional climate and emergency risk management plans. CLIMAAX is designed to contribute to the harmonization and consolidation of the practice of climate risk assessment, leaving a legacy for upcoming European initiatives.

Open Calls

Through the Financial Support for Third Parties mechanism, CLIMAAX supports: regional/local authorities and communities in areas with high vulnerability to climate change impacts; the implementation of Climate Change Adaptation strategies and/or updated Risk Management Plans.

Open Call

The CLIMAAX consortium is launching the first Open Call for regions and communities to select regions and communities that will implement the CLIMAAX methodological framework and the supporting CRA toolbox to carry out their regional and local multi-risk assessments.

We are looking for individual applications from public bodies and non-profit legal entities to design and implement a comprehensive climate multi-risk assessment.

This first Call opens on 8 December 2023 at 9:00 Brussels Time and closes on 22 March 2024 at 17:00 Brussels Time.

Call for evidence

We are seeking evidence on principles, guidance, standards, frameworks and reports on regional and local risks assessments, developed and applied in Europe and beyond for different purposes.

We encourage the submission of evidence from diverse sources, such as regional or case studies, policy reports and commissioned assessments that may not be accessible through scientific bibliographic databases.

The evidence can be provided in any language of the European Union!