MULTICARE Joins Built Environment Resilience Webinar
How can European research projects work together to make buildings and cities more resilient to climate-related hazards?
On 15 September 2026, from 11:00 to 12:00 CEST, MULTICARE will take part in the online webinar “Resilience of the Built Environment Cluster”, bringing together European research projects working on climate resilience, sustainable construction and the future of the built environment.
Sharing Solutions for a More Resilient Built Environment
Climate change is increasing the pressure on buildings, infrastructure and urban areas. Extreme weather events and other hazards highlight the need for solutions that can help our built environment become safer, more adaptable and more sustainable.
This challenge is at the heart of the MULTICARE project, which is developing low-carbon technologies and digital tools to support the assessment, design and management of buildings and urban areas exposed to multiple hazards.
The upcoming cluster webinar will create an opportunity for MULTICARE and related European projects to exchange knowledge and present concrete outputs expected over the next 12 months.
A Webinar Focused on Collaboration
The session is designed not only to showcase project progress, but also to identify opportunities for feedback, reuse of results and further cooperation between the participating initiatives.
The webinar is particularly relevant for technical partners, researchers, demonstration-site implementers and consortium members interested in climate resilience and innovative solutions for buildings and cities.
By bringing related EU-funded projects together, the event can help strengthen cooperation, avoid duplication of efforts and increase the potential impact of the solutions being developed across Europe.
The webinar will support collaboration by helping participating projects:
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Share upcoming research results and solutions.
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Exchange feedback and technical knowledge.
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Explore opportunities for reuse of project results.
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Identify possibilities for further cooperation between EU-funded initiatives.
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