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SO 2.1 - Climate change adaptation
STRENGTH
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Project specific objectives
- increasing resilience to sea-level rise, saltwater intrusion, and flash and coastal flooding, threatening the urban, agricultural, and environmental ecosystems;
- devising a digital strategy for monitoring and detection of structural damage applicable to the automatic recognition of the structural integrity state and also for reliable seismic vulnerability analyses;
- developing a citizen engagement process and implementing trust in institutions, connecting risk authorities with at-risk communities;
- developing a communication framework to support collaborative risk participation between scientists, policymakers, stakeholders, and citizens.
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Project main outputs
- cross-border diffusion of smart technologies for monitoring structures and infrastructures through digital and geophysical technologies;
- the design of strategies to be undertaken by public stakeholders to foster resilient urban ecosystems through assessment of the impact of natural and climate change hazards on the coastal zones of Ferrara, Ravenna, and Kastela;
- the development of a risk communication framework to support collaborative participation between scientists, policymakers, stakeholders, and citizens.
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About
The STRENGTH project aims to address two key challenges: improving knowledge and coordination in climate change impact monitoring, and enhancing effectiveness in civil protection processes through enhanced cooperation. It focuses on increasing resilience to climate hazards and developing methods for flood-resistant buildings, reducing losses from earthquakes, sea-level rise, extreme weather events, drought, desertification, and saltwater intrusion in coastal settlements like Kastela, Ferrara, and Ravenna.
Key outputs include joint multi-hazard monitoring campaigns, innovative assessment procedures, and tailored planning actions for public agencies. The project adopts an operational and problem-solving approach, starting with site-specific strategies tailored to local needs and interests, followed by synthesis and integration of methodologies across sites.
Building on the success of the PMO-GATE project, the collaboration involves cross-border partners with complementary expertise ensuring comprehensive solutions. The project's original outcomes include the cross-border adoption of smart monitoring technologies for structures, strategies to enhance resilient urban ecosystems, and a risk communication framework to foster collaborative engagement among scientists, policymakers, stakeholders, and citizens.
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News & Events
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15/06/2026New Weather Stations installed in Ravenna to strengthen climate risk monitoring
A new integrated monitoring network strengthens Ravenna’s ability to track extreme weather and support early warning and climate‑resilience actions.
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04/06/2026A valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge and experience with experts in infrared thermography
FESB scientists presented their activities within the STRENGTH project at the Professional Meeting of Croatian Thermographers
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26/05/2026Youth4Sea in Ancona
We took part in the Youth4Sea | Ideas for the Future of Italy – Croatia Cooperation event, a fantastic opportunity to exchange ideas and connect with many other Interreg projects working on youth engagement.
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19/05/2026Start date:25 May 2026End date:25 May 2026Youth4Sea - Ideas for the Future of Italy – Croatia Cooperation
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19/05/2026More than 200 people took part in the guided tours we organized at the pumping stations of the Ferrara land
A great success for the initiative "Idrovore Aperte" organized by Ferrara Plain Reclamation Consortium as part of the STRENGTH Project