This MAIA narratives report draws on the project’s storytelling experiments across digital media, art, and exhibitions, presenting the strategies and tools that enable audiences to better engage with climate adaptation and mitigation. The approaches are grounded in tested narratives and creative mechanisms that have been applied with researchers, policymakers, businesses, and citizens throughout Europe.

MAIA’s 1st policy brief focuses on four priority themes: Knowledge sharing and accessibility, collaboration and multi-level governance, financing and resource mobilisation, and integrated planning and evaluation

MAIA’s 3rd policy brief focuses on four priority themes: Knowledge sharing and accessibility, multi-level governance coordination, financing and resource mobilisation and integrated planning and evaluation.

MAIA’s 2nd policy brief focuses on four priority themes: Open and accessible climate knowledge, coordinated multi-level governance, sustainable financing and resource mobilisation, and integrated, adaptive planning and evaluation.

We’re proud to launch our suite of capacity building resources for climate innovators.

Climate change is complex, and raising awareness often requires new approaches, so the MAIA project is turning to an unexpected but powerful tool: games.