The third General Assembly of the European project JustSafe brought the consortium together to review progress and coordinate the next steps.
Ibercivis, which leads the work package on capacity building and learning, presented its latest work and gave a demonstration of the new interactive game under development.
From 3 to 5 November 2026, the consortium of the European project JustSafe held its third General Assembly in Istanbul, hosted by the Turkish Red Crescent. Over three days, the participating organisations reviewed the progress made in recent months, shared the development of the different work packages and coordinated the next phases of the project.
JUSTSAFE is a project funded by the Horizon Europe programme that works to strengthen resilience to climate change through inclusive, sustainable and community-centred adaptation solutions. To that end, it brings together research institutions, public administrations, humanitarian organisations and other social actors from different European countries, with particular attention to the needs of the most vulnerable communities and groups.
The meeting made it possible to share the main results obtained so far in areas such as risk and resilience assessment, digital and social tools, regional adaptation, and educational and capacity-building activities. The sessions also served to identify dependencies between the different lines of work, review the upcoming project milestones and strengthen coordination among partners.
Ibercivis presents progress on educational tools and interactive learning
Fundación Ibercivis, which leads WP5 – Capacity Building and Its Impact Assessment, presented the progress made in developing JustSafe’s educational and interactive learning tools, as well as the main activities planned for the coming months.
One of the central elements of the session was the demonstration of a new trivia-style educational game that Ibercivis is developing within JustSafe. The tool is designed to work in a playful way on content related to climate change, extreme weather events, climate justice and disinformation, supporting learning and reflection through questions and game dynamics.
The WP5 session also made it possible to review the progress of other educational resources developed within the project, including several games on flood preparedness aimed at specific audiences and the development of a learning platform that will progressively integrate the content and tools produced in the different tasks of the work package.
The consortium meeting in Istanbul thus marks a new step forward for JustSafe and an opportunity to keep coordinating tools, methodologies and experiences aimed at improving the capacities of citizens and communities to understand, anticipate and respond to the impacts of climate change.
