Living Lab Workshop in Zakynthos Tackles Sustainable Tourism and Climate Resilience
A Living Lab (LL) workshop was held in Zakynthos, Greece, in February as part of the PRO-CLIMATE Project. The two-day workshop brought together local stakeholders
PRO-CLIMATE newsletter (v1)
We’re excited to share the latest issue of the PRO-CLIMATE Newsletter! As we continue our mission to drive climate resilience through research, innovation, and stakeholder
Third PRO-CLIMATE project meeting @ Badajoz
On February 4-5, 2025, the PRO-CLIMATE consortium gathered in Badajoz, Spain, for its 3rd project meeting, hosted by Diputacion de Badajoz. The meeting brought together
Description of the Socio-ecological system for each LL
In December we submitted a report “D3.1 Description of the socio-ecological system for each Living Lab”. This document provides a comprehensive analysis of the social-ecological
Baseline Assessment and Knowledge Gathering for the PRO-CLIMATE Living Labs
The PRO-CLIMATE project aims to empower communities in adapting to climate change by fostering social transformation, behavioural change, and improved governance. Central to this initiative
PRO-CLIMATE Participation in BMBF’s Virtual Workshop on Gender Dimension in Climate Research
On December 10, 2024, Ann-Marie Nienaber from Coventry University represented the PRO-CLIMATE project at a virtual workshop hosted by the German Federal Ministry of Education
PRO-CLIMATE behavioural change workshop
Ann-Marie coordinating the workshop Sligo Living Lab presentation Zakynthos Living Lab presentation Gdansk Living Lab presentation Leipzig Living Lab presentation Badajoz Living Lab presentation Bergen
PRO-CLIMATE and Pathways2Resilience Collaborate to Enhance Climate Resilience and Citizen Engagement
In an online meeting, the PRO-CLIMATE and Pathways2Resilience projects initiated a strategic collaboration aimed at improving climate resilience and fostering active community participation in adaptation initiatives.
Conceptual framework for behavioural change understanding
We recently submitted “D5.1 Report on the conceptual framework for behavioural change understanding”. This document lays the groundwork for development of the Multi-Agent Computer Model
