Inclusive Urban Resilience

The Project

Natural and human-induced hazards are on the rise, increasing people’s exposure and vulnerability to climate-related disasters.

It’s time to create more resilient, informed, and prepared urban environments for everyone

Solutions & pilots

In the face of climate and other natural emergencies, authorities often struggle to anticipate the impacts of disasters, while residents and vulnerable individuals may miss timely alerts and have difficulty reaching safe places.

How can different cities address emerging challenges and be better prepared to react?

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Press release – August 6, 2024

The RETIME project to develop new strategies for climate-resilient cities

The RETIME project, co-funded by the European Union with €5 million, will develop and test urban adaptation solutions in Lisbon, Žilina, and Tartu. Running until April 2028 and led by ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, RETIME focuses on enhancing resilience to natural hazards like storms, floods, and wildfires. The project aims to support stakeholders with data-driven tools and adaptation plans, particularly benefiting vulnerable groups.