IMPREX at Climateurope Festival in Belgrade

IMPREX will participate in the upcoming Climateurope Festival 2018, organised by Climateurope in Belgrade, Serbia 17-19 October 2018.

The Festival brings together researchers, suppliers, users, and funders. This year's festival has an emphasis on participants from Central and Eastern Europe.

The 3-day agenda consists of a mix of plenary, interactive and networking sessions. IMPREX will be at the conference Market Place to present the project's products and services. You can also learn about our upcoming risk outlook game aimed at decision-makers in the water sector.

Download the agenda

For more information, please visit the Climateurope website.

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Climateurope’s mission is to support the exchange of knowledge and cultivate efforts for climate change adaptation and mitigation informed by science.

Climateurope is hosting a number of Festivals between 2017 and 2020, inspired by the motto “Climate information at your service”. The first was held from 5th to 7th of April in Valencia, Spain.

If you're not attending the festival, it will be possible to remotely participate in the Festival through Twitter by following the hashtag: #ClimatEU18. For general information about the Festival please contact the organisers at: festival@climateurope.eu.

 

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