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This was 11 months ago
LocationEIT House, Brussels (Hybrid)
Pathways2Resilience will host their launch event in the EIT House in Brussels on 23 November 2023.
Coordinated by EIT Climate-KIC, Pathways2Resilience aims to strengthen climate resilience for regions and public administrations through Adaptation Finance Innovation Labs, Innovation Practice Groups, and Training Sessions & Modules.
On 23 November 2023, Pathways2Resilience will explain and launch their first call for applicants, which will select regions and communities that will receive funding and support to develop strategies and action plans towards climate resilience.
Additionally, DG CLIMA's Mission Adaptation Manager, Elina Bardram, will focus on the key role of regions in Europe's resilience to climate change. There will be opportunities to network with regional representatives, EU policy makers and climate resilience experts.
You can register through the official website.
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