Climate services play a pivotal role in the European Union's efforts to propel climate action,
strengthen resilience, and foster a data-driven economy. The 2015 European research and
innovation roadmap exemplified this commitment by fostering the co-development of climate
services and enabling their market growth, aligned with the objectives of the EU Green Deal.
Climateurope2, funded by EU Horizon Europe, is a coordination and supporting action dedicated
to promoting the use of trustworthy climate services, enhancing the climate service community,
and fostering grassroots standardisation
SYRR Researcher, Michaela Bachmann will give a presentation at the Cliamteurope2 Festival on "Enhancing climate risk assessment with specialized framework and toolbox" from the CLIMAAX project.
This festival features a diverse program, including top-tier plenary sessions, practical workshops, an interactive marketplace, and networking opportunities in the form of a 'world café,' creating a rich and engaging experience for attendees. Delving into a wide range of topics related to the meaningful use of climate services, the festival's central themes include:
EU Mission on Climate Change: Explore the EU Mission on Climate Change and its pivotal role
in creating the conditions for effective adaptation and resilience building through the use of
climate services.
Urban challenges: Gain in-depth insights into the unique challenges faced by urban
environments in the context of climate change, with a particular focus on sustainable urban
development and climate-resilient cities.
Water management challenges: Engage in discussions on water management strategies,
emphasising the crucial role of climate services in addressing water-related challenges and
ensuring sustainable water resource management.
Upcoming Events
Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Training workshop: Demographic analysis with applications to aging, health, and education
Austrian Academy of Sciences, Festive Hall, Dr. Ignaz Seipel-Platz 2, 1010 Vienna
On a Collision Course in Orbit: Who Bears Responsibility for Space Debris?
Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW), Seminar Room 1, Bäckerstraße 13, 1010 Vienna, Austria