A new paper by CLIMAAX researchers, published in Environmental Research Communications, presents a harmonised framework for climate risk assessment that balances common principles with the flexibility to address diverse institutional, procedural and hazard contexts.

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.

CLIMAAX Virtual Regions Forum highlights how European regions are advancing climate risk assessments, bridging the gap between global data and local decision-making through shared methodologies and real-world case studies.

The CLIMAAX coordinator will deliver a keynote speech at the final ASPECT User Forum, showcasing how seamless and tailored climate predictions can enhance climate adaptation and inform decision-making.

Call for abstracts for EMS 2026: a session on climate risk assessment from global data to regional and local relevance, including national climate scenarios, multi-risk methods and CLIMAAX tools.

Through the implementation of practical and impactful infrastructure and policy interventions, Bursa seeks to achieve its vision of a resilient, innovative, and liveable city that thrives while respecting its historical, cultural, and natural heritage.

On October 20-24, Juha Laitinen and Riikka Salmi (Pelastusopisto) presented a poster of the pilot results of CLIMAAX in Calgary, Canada. Here’s the story they shared.