Torino will become a European reference point for discussions on climate resilience, territorial innovation, and participatory experimentation: the Forum will bring together European FARClimate project partners, researchers, public administrations, civil society organizations, and stakeholders from several European countries.
The two days will be dedicated to dialogue between research, public policy, and local practices, with the aim of sharing concrete solutions to strengthen climate resilience in urban and peri-urban agricultural and forest contexts.
At the core of the project are the Living Labs - territorial laboratories where institutions, businesses, local communities, and research centers co-design and test innovative solutions to address the impacts of climate change.
The program will also include field visits to several local initiatives in Turin that stand out for urban innovation, regeneration, and sustainable practices. These visits will offer an opportunity to connect international discussions with concrete local experiences and highlight models that could be replicated in other European contexts.
Lungo Dora Firenze 37, Torino