Italia-Croatia

Second Regional Conference – CAMPUS Project

The conference in Venice showcased the first results of the CAMPUS project, demonstrating how multi‑risk analysis, participatory Living Labs and pilot actions are shaping Climate Adaptation Plans for UNESCO sites in Italy and Croatia. Speakers emphasized that climate change must be structurally embedded in Management Plans and governance systems to ensure long‑term resilience across diverse heritage landscapes.

Climate Adaptation Planning Advances for Ferrara UNESCO Site: Outcomes from the CAMPUS Integration Workshop

The integration workshop in Ferrara advanced the Climate Adaptation Plan for the UNESCO site by validating the proposed measures and aligning institutions around shared priorities for energy efficiency, water management, and urban climate comfort. The process confirmed ongoing local initiatives and reinforced the need for stronger cross‑sector governance to embed adaptation into territorial planning.

The Commitment for the Climate Adaptation on the Po Delta: Conclusion of the Living Lab co-creating participatory phase

The participatory stakeholder engagement process of the Po Delta UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, carried out within the Interreg Italy–Croatia CAMPUS project, concluded with strong multi‑actor involvement through a Living Lab approach. Discussions highlighted key climate adaptation priorities, including water management, ecosystem fragility, land-use transitions, and long‑term resilience. The resulting co‑created measures will now inform the UNESCO sites’ climate adaptation plans.

Second Regional Conference: CLIMATE ADAPTATION PLANS FOR UNESCO SITES

Climate is changing. Our Heritage stands strong.

Monte Sant’Angelo hosted the second Living Lab of the CAMPUS project. The event brought together experts and local actors to discuss how climate change affects cultural heritage and explore sustainable solutions for its protection. It reaffirmed the importance of collaboration to build resilience and safeguard our shared heritage for the future.

Heritage Meets Climate Action: Discover the CAMPUS Conference in Trogir

The CAMPUS project and the Public Institution RERA S.D. are joining forces to protect cultural and natural heritage from the impacts of climate change. The international conference in Trogir brings together experts and communities to share ideas, inspire action, and create sustainable solutions for a resilient future.