Organised by representatives of the three cluster projects, RETIME, MULTICLIMACT, and CARMINE, the webinar demonstrated the value of working across projects to share experiences, connect expertise, and create new opportunities for collaboration.
Representatives from CARMINE, CLIMRES, MINORITY REPORT, MULTICARE, MULTICLIMACT and RETIME showcased upcoming research outputs, digital tools, methods, across different pilot sites, while exploring opportunities for knowledge sharing, reuse of results, and collaboration across cluster projects. Key milestones and the roadmap for future joint activities were shown, identifying opportunities for cross-project research, peer review, data and knowledge sharing, and other collaborative actions within existing project plans.
The webinar built on the cluster’s joint work since its official launch in October 2025, marked by the adoption of a Joint Manifesto. Since then, the cluster has strengthened collaboration through thematic sessions and policy discussions at New European Bauhaus Festival 2026, European Urban Resilience Forum 2026 and the European Innovation for sustainability summit; through an on-site workshop organised at Sustainable Places SP26, and through the preparation of joint co-authored publications.
The strong participation highlighted the value of connecting expertise across European projects and further strengthened the cluster as a platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation towards a more resilient built environment.
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