Reports and findings MAIA
Reports and findings
Check out the latest reports and findings delivered by the MAIA Project consortium.
The project deliverables will be added as they become available. The following publications are available, (check always the latest version/update)*:
*Please note that the publications are still subject to the European Commission’s approval.
MAIA project partner, I-CHANGE, launches its innovative ChallengeYeti App
The new app makes it easier for individuals to take small actions to reduce their carbon footprint
MAIA holds its 2nd Thematic Working Group on Communication
On May 22, 2024, the MAIA project continued with its series of 6 thematic workshops on communication. These sessions are designed to create synergies between EU-funded climate change research projects, as well as share resources and provide training to improve their communication, branding and marketing.
Why your research project isn’t attracting social media followers + what you can do about it
Everyone, including researchers, need to communicate with their audience. But changes to social media algorithms have made it increasingly challenging to win followers. We explore the reasons why, plus some alternative metrics that can still help you hit your KPIs.
I-CHANGE Day: Temperature and water resources and climate change in the neighbourhood
On 5 June 2024, during the European Union’s Green Week, and in conjunction with the World Environment Day, the eight I-CHANGE Living Labs will organise a data collection activity for citizens for understanding how extreme events affect different spaces in the Living Labs neighborhoods.
MAIA Deliverable: Outcomes of the Policy Roundtables (v2)
This document is the Deliverable D4. on the results of the first policy roundtables of the MAIA project.
The responsible institution is SPI – Sociedade Portuguesa de Inovação, WP4 leader.
Lessons learned from webinar “Climate Change & Aquaculture (I)”
In January 2024, we had the pleasure of hearing from three speakers who presented the EU projects FutureEUAqua, MedAid, and FISH4FISH, respectively. Click here to read more about these projects.
LOCALISED Project: Empowering local decarbonization and adaptation
The LOCALISED project, funded by Horizon Europe, revolutionizes local climate action. It equips regions with innovative tools like the Decarbonisation Profiler, fostering informed decision-making. Notably, it’s part of MAIA Multiply, offering broader exposure for climate initiatives.
Lessons Learned from webinar “Climate Change & Agriculture (VI)”
The MAIA Webinar “Climate Change Agriculture VI” took place on October 27, featuring representatives from the following projects: Life AgriAdapt, BEATLES and VISIONARY.
Lessons Learned from Webinar: Healthy Soils: Decontamination of polluted sites from industrial waste
The MAIA Webinar “Healthy Soils: Decontamination of Polluted Sites from Industrial Waste” took place on October 13, featuring representatives from the following projects: MIBIREM, ReSoil and POSIDON
Lessons Learned from webinar “Advancing Climate Resilience in European Cities – Innovations and Strategies for Urban Adaptation”
The first MAIA Webinar took place on 9 June 2023, addressing the theme “Advancing Climate Resilience in European Cities: Innovations and Strategies for Urban Adaptation” with the participation of three EU-Funded Projects: CityCLIM, LIFE BAETULO, and ICARIA. Click here to read the lessons learned from this insightful webinar.
Climate Change Adaptation: Gaps from Good Practices to Good Policies in Portugal
“Climate Change Adaptation: Gaps from Good Practices to Good Policies in Portugal” will be the theme of the first MAIA roundtable, developed on May 18, in the LNEC (National Civil Engineering Laboratory) in Lisbon, Portugal.
Overcoming Constraints in Climate Change Adaptation: Insights from the MAIA Roundtable in Portugal
The first MAIA Roundtable was developed on May 18 in the LNEC (National Civil Engineering Laboratory) in Lisbon, Portugal. The theme of the event was “Climate Change Adaptation: Gaps from Good Practices to Good Policies in Portugal” and it gathered relevant policymakers and institutional representatives that have a significant influence at the regional and national level in the topic of climate change adaptation. Read the key insights in this article.
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