• January 21, 2025

ECCA2025 Call for Proposals: Deadline Extended!

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Are you working on your ECCA2024 session? Deadline extended until February 24th

The deadline to create your session proposals for ECCA2025 has been extended to February 24th.

The European Climate Change Adaptation Conference – ECCA – is THE forum for actionable climate solutions, where emerging science, research and policy meet with decision makers at all levels.  ECCA is only held every two years,  this edition will take place in Rimini, Italy, June 16-18.

This call for session proposals is the only call for ECCA2025, there is no call for abstracts or publications. So if you want to showcase solutions, share experiences or present research, this is your chance. Learn more at https://www.ecca2025.eu/

ECCA2025 is your opportunity to take the floor to present your 90-minute session in whatever way you want – the format and participants are up to you!

Here are the 5 themes:

  • Living with climate extremes
  • Managing cities to be fit for the future
  • Protecting coastal and mountain areas
  • Human and legal dimensions of change
  • Adaptation Finance: reducing communities’ economic or social vulnerabilities

Be part of Europe’s biggest climate adaptation event, submit your session proposal  – guidelines, tips and more here https://www.ecca2025.eu/

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