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Welcome to the first RETIME newsletter!

The EU-funded project RETIME - Urban Adaptation and Alert Solutions for a TIMEly (re)Action – focus on enhancing urban resilience and preparedness in the face of climate-related risks and natural hazards, such as storms, flash floods, heat and cold waves. By developing and testing innovative adaptation solutions and services, we aim to support cities and vulnerable communities in the context of a changing climate.

Launched one year ago, RETIME brings together 18 partners from eight countries, including research institutions, SMEs, public authorities, and NGOs. Together, we are working to improve building resilience, increase awareness, and propose adaptations to site-specific emergency protocols in three pilot cities: Lisbon (Portugal), Žilina (Slovakia), and Tartu (Estonia).

The first months of the project have been crucial in setting the groundwork, establishing key methodological frameworks, stakeholder profiles, and engaging local key stakeholders. During the first year of the project, we held focus groups within and visit the three pilot sites, as well as workshops with RETIME Beneficiaries to design a comprehensive multi-actor engagement strategy and social innovation roadmap.

Collaboration is at the heart of RETIME. We are engaging with fellow initiatives and experts to share knowledge and maximise impact. This newsletter brings you the project RETIME updates, research highlights, and upcoming events.

Stay connected and follow RETIME’s journey towards more resilient cities on our website and social media!

Catarina Ferreira da Silva, RETIME coordinator

Stefania Stellacci, RETIME Co-PI

Project Video
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As European cities grapple with increasing climate-related and human-made disasters, the EU-funded RETIME project is taking action. A newly released video highlights the urgent need for improved urban resilience and demonstrates how RETIME’s innovative solutions can help cities adapt and thrive.
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Project News
Shaping RETIME Solutions with the key stakeholders in Bairro da Boavista in Lisbon
Engaging key local stakeholders is essential for the development of the solutions and services…
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RETIME partners gather in Žilina to review progress on Urban Resilience Solutions
The RETIME consortium came together for its latest General Assembly on April 9–10, 2025,…
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Empowering Cities: Project Coordinator Catarina Ferreira da Silva introduces RETIME’s mission
How can cities better prepare for natural and human-caused disasters? In a new video,…
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Insights from the RETIME Focus Group Meeting in Žilina
On January 29, 2025, the RETIME project held a focus group discussion in Žilina,…
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RETIME strengthens collaboration with site visit to Tartu
A group of RETIME project partners met in Tartu, Estonia, on 11 February 2025…
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RETIME Project at the 2nd Built4People Clustering Event: Advancing Urban Resilience
On November 19, 2024, the RETIME project actively participated in the second Built4People (B4P)…
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Discover RETIME Pilots
Bairro da Boavista - Lisbon (1/3)
Bairro da Boavista - Lisbon (1/3)
The first of RETIME's three Pilots is located in Lisbon, where the project is focusing on integrating mitigation risk solutions against heat waves, earthquakes, and flooding in the Bairro da Boavista district.
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Project Leaflet
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Get the gist of the RETIME project in English, Portuguese and Slovak.
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Events
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The European Climate Change Adaptation Conference (ECCA) is a forum for exchanging practical solutions, sharing knowledge, and fostering collaboration on climate adaptation across Europe.
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The 12th European Urban Resilience Forum will take place on 25-27 June in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
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