Mission Implementation Platform for Climate Adaptation - MIP4Adapt

This month, the platform of the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change went live. It supports regional and local authorities in their efforts to build resilience against the impacts of climate change and achieve a climate-resilient Europe by 2050.

Providing updates on the exciting developments in the Mission, and on the regions and local authorities participating as Charter signatories, Friends of the Mission or through research projects, the Portal gives users access to knowledge, data and resources for each step of developing their climate change adaptation plans.

The EU Mission Adaptation Community of Practice facilitates the exchange of knowledge and experiences, strengthening coordination and collaboration among its members. It is accessible to the Charter Signatories, Friends of the Mission and other national authorities.

Members can benefit from participation in events, sharing good practices, and opportunities to link research with policy and practice.

MIP4Adapt’s technical assistance provides regional and local authorities that are Charter Signatories with tailored help to: develop adaptation pathways; identify climate adaptation demonstration projects; access funding; and assist with stakeholder engagement to establish transformative pathways towards climate resilience.

Find out more about the support available and the call for technical assistance.

The European Commission has launched the LIFE Programme’s 2023 calls for project proposals, which will see successful projects receive a share of €611m in funding.

The funding is available for projects focusing on nature conservation, environmental protection, climate action and clean energy. Follow the link below to find out more.

The annual Forum is a major governance element of the Mission bringing together national, regional and local authorities, Friends of the Mission, European institutions, and research organisations. The Forum is an opportunity to take stock, identify issues, provide direction, and define the path ahead. It will also showcase regional initiatives on adaptation to climate change and will facilitate dialogue between the participants of the Forum.

The Joint Programme Initiative "Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe" (JPI Climate), together with the MAGICA project, supported by the European Commission, is organising this edition of ECCA. It will be an in-person event over two days for up to 500 people with live streaming of all plenary sessions and interactive hybrid formats.