24. November 2025 | News
Seven Horizon Europe-funded projects—CARMINE, CLIMRES, MAIA, MULTICARE, MULTICLIMACT, MINORITY REPORT, and RETIME—have signed a Collaboration Manifesto to accelerate Europe’s transition toward climate resilience, inclusivity, and sustainability. This joint commitment marks the creation of the Resilience of the Built Environment Cluster, a strategic alliance designed to amplify impact through coordinated research, innovation, and policy engagement.
by Steinbeis Europa Zentrum
The manifesto sets out a shared vision for a future-proof built environment that is adaptive to climate risks and inclusive of all communities. It emphasizes strengthening resilience at both local and systemic levels, bridging cutting-edge scientific tools with real-world applications across 31 European pilot sites, and ensuring that no community is left behind in the climate-smart transition.
Grounded in common principles of inclusivity, transparency, mutual benefit, scientific rigor, and sustainability, the cluster will pursue objectives such as:
Aligned with the European Green Deal, Horizon Europe Missions on Climate, Cities, and Resilience, and the principles of Open Science and the New European Bauhaus, this collaboration aims to deliver scalable, evidence-based solutions that support a climate-ready, just, and thriving Europe.
For more information and to access the full manifesto, visit: Joint of Collaboration Manifesto
About MULTICLIMACT:
MULTICLIMACT is an EU-funded project aimed at safeguarding Europe’s built environment against the increasing threats of natural and climatic hazards. By uniting 25 leading European organisations, MULTICLIMACT aims to enhance resilience, sustainability, and safety for communities across the continent. Through innovative strategies, including a toolkit of 20 reliable methods and digital solutions, the project targets the urgent need for adaptive measures against floods, earthquakes, extreme weather conditions and heatwaves. Tested across four pilot sites with diverse climatic conditions, MULTICLIMACT embodies a shared vision for a safer, more resilient future, focusing on actions to reduce the impact of climate change on the built environment. For more information, please visit www.multiclimact.eu
MULTICLIMACT is a Horizon Europe project supported by the European Commission under grant agreement No 101123538. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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