Napoli 2024, 10th Multiplier Event
The 10th UCCRN_edu Multiplier Event will take place in Napoli from November 8th to 9th 2024.
Charleroi 2024, 9th Multiplier Event
The 9th Multiplier Event of the UCCRN_edu project will take place at Charleroi, the leading urban metropolis in Wallonia, on October 31st, 2024.
Pisa 2024, 8th Multiplier Event
The 8th Multiplier Event of the UCCRN_edu project will take place at Pisa, from September 30th 2024 to 4th October 2024.
Rotterdam 2024, 7th Multiplier Event
The seventh UCCRN_edu Multiplier Event will take place in Rotterdam on 5th and 6th June, 2024.
Montreal 2023, Connection with Adaptation Future Conference, 5th Multiplier Event
The 5th UCCRN-EDU Multiplier Event in Montreal (Canada), 3-6 October 2023.
Pisa 2023 4th Multiplier Event
The fourth UCCRN_edu Multiplier Event will take place in Pisa from 26 – 30 June 2023.
New York 2022, 2nd Multiplier Event
The second UCCRN_edu Multiplier Event hosted by the Associated Partners Urban Climate Change Research Network, Columbia University and New York Institute of Technology on 20-22 June 2022
Paris 2022, 1st Multiplier Event
The first UCCRN_edu Multiplier Event hosted by Sorbonne University and the UCCRN_edu Associated Partners UCCRN-Europe in Paris on June 1st 2022
Bonn 2019, 10th Global Forum on Urban Resilience & Adaptation
The UCCRN Urban Planning and Design Lab showed how cities can drive climate action by rethinking planning and design. Through participatory methods and a four-phase strategy—climate analysis, public space evaluation, design interventions, and evaluation—the Lab demonstrated how compact, mixed-use eco-districts can reduce emissions, build resilience, and improve urban quality of life.
Agadir 2017, Strategies for a Rapidly Urbanizing World
As cities grapple with rapid urbanization and rising global temperatures, urban designers are rethinking how to build resilient, healthy, and sustainable environments. Addressing the urban heat island effect, innovative strategies—from greener infrastructure to energy-efficient systems—are helping cities like New York, Paris, and Hong Kong adapt to climate challenges while improving public health and livability.
