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A new initiative, #ClimateFactsMatter campaign, is designed to counter climate disinformation and strengthen public understanding of climate science and EU climate action.
Save the date: The Fifth Forum for the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change will take place on 28 May 2026 in Nicosia, Cyprus, under the Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the European Union.
A new assessment estimates that the EU and its Member States need to invest around €70 billion per year in climate adaptation until 2050 to address climate risks and improve resilience across Europe. The results of this evidence-based analysis can help inform policy planning and decision-making.
As the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change looks ahead to 2026, we look back on the successful completion of the first phase of its Implementation Platform, MIP4Adapt. Over the past three years, MIP4Adapt has supported the Mission in strengthening climate resilience across Europe.
The EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change has launched a new Mission Portal, providing a rich source of information and practical tools for regions, local authorities, and communities to understand climate risks, develop adaptation strategies, and implement innovative solutions.
The European Commission is inviting cities, regions, and all local authorities to take part in the new public consultation on climate resilience. As the frontline of climate impacts and key drivers of Europe’s preparedness, your expertise is essential for shaping the future EU framework.
On 25 November, the EU Mission Adaptation Community held an online event to celebrate two years of collaboration, learning, and shared progress. The session brought together different stakeholders to reflect on past achievements and to look ahead to how the Community might evolve in the future.
The Baltic Regional Forum 2025 brought together regional and local leaders, Charter Signatories, policymakers, experts and practitioners for two days of collaboration and knowledge exchange in Tallinn and Viimsi, Estonia.
A total of €50 million – including €25 million contributed by the Mission – has been earmarked under the EIC Accelerator to support a dozen pioneering start-ups and SMEs developing deep-tech innovations that address the continent’s most urgent climate challenges.
Two major initiatives - REGILIENCE+ and the Adaptation Hubs projects have officially launched under the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change. They join 16 additional Mission projects that will develop and test innovative solutions for climate adaptation across more than 85 European regions.