We’re pleased to share that the new EU Mission Projects Catalogue (2025) is now available – and it includes a dedicated factsheet on NATURE-DEMO! 🌱
📘 Download the catalogue directly here:
EU Missions – Mission Projects Catalogue 2025 (PDF)
The catalogue highlights a wide range of innovative projects supported by the EU Missions initiative, showcasing how local and regional actors are taking action to build climate resilience across Europe.
We’re proud that NATURE-DEMO is featured among them, reflecting our ongoing work to demonstrate the power of nature-based solutions for climate adaptation.
You can also explore the catalogue and other related materials in the Mission Resources section on Climate-ADAPT:
🔗 Mission Solutions – Resources
👉 Whether you’re a policymaker, practitioner, or researcher, the catalogue is a valuable source of inspiration and knowledge.
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NATURE-DEMO Newsletter no. 9
Stay updated on how NATURE-DEMO is strengthening European infrastructure resilience against climate hazards. Explore our latest quarterly newsletters to discover key project milestones, field implementation updates across our demo sites, newly published scientific research, and upcoming events.