Through the CARMINE project, the Athens Case Study Area team is creating and sharing tools that municipalities in the Athens metropolitan area can use to better understand heat health risk and develop Heat-Health Action Plans. On June 25, the Athens Living Lab hosted an online session for municipalities interested in developing such plans. The session…
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The 46th Edition of the International Geographical Seminar “Dimitrie Cantemir” (University Alexandru Ioan Cuza of Iasi)
23–25 October 2026 | Iași, Romania
Organisers: Sorin Cheval (National Administration for Meteorology), Adina Croitoru (University Babes Bolyai of Cluj Napoca), Cristian Ioja (University of Bucharest), Mihai Nita (University of Bucharest), Lucian Sfîcă (University Alexandru Ioan Cuza of Iasi).
The workshop on “Bridging Science and Public Decisions for Resilient European Cities in a Warming
Climate”, which was held at the ARCUB Foaier Hall in Bucharest, united local administrators,
researchers and civil society. Organised by Bucharest City Hall, the National Meteorological
Administration (ANM), and the Horizon Europe CARMINE project, the event served as a
collaborative platform to accelerate evidence-based urban climate resilience across European cities.
The Brașov Living Lab, part of the CARMINE project, continues to strengthen collaboration between science, public authorities and local stakeholders to address one of the region’s most pressing climate challenges: water management in the Brașov metropolitan area.
The CARMINE project is dedicated to strengthening urban and social resilience across eight metropolitan regions in Europe. It promotes a participatory approach that integrates research, planning, and social innovation to help cities adapt to climate change and support informed decision-making at the European level. The Italian case study focuses on the Metropolitan City of Bologna and is coordinated by project partners, the National Research Council of Italy (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche – CNR) and CAAB (the Agro-Food Centre of Bologna).
