On 3 November 2026, the SuPeRBE National Workshop took place in Šibenik, Croatia, bringing together local stakeholders and experts to explore the project’s results, developed climate risk assessment tools, and activities carried out in the Meterize pilot area. The workshop was also accessible online via YouTube, allowing a wider audience to follow the presentations.
The event focused on presenting the SuPeRBE approach to climate change adaptation, with particular emphasis on the digital tools and platform developed within the project. These solutions support the assessment of climate-related risks at building and neighbourhood levels, helping local authorities and stakeholders identify vulnerabilities and plan appropriate adaptation measures.
Following the opening remarks by representatives of the City of Šibenik, Ilja Drmač from the Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar (EIHP) presented the SuPeRBE tools and platform, highlighting their potential to support climate risk assessment and informed decision-making in urban planning and climate adaptation.
The workshop continued with a presentation by Ivana Nakić from the City of Šibenik, who introduced the Meterize pilot area and the activities related to the development of its local Climate Adaptation Action Plan. The presentation highlighted how the SuPeRBE methodology can be applied in a local context to identify climate-related challenges and support the planning of measures aimed at strengthening urban resilience.
Following the National Workshop, a Local Advisory Group (LAG) meeting was held, providing an opportunity for participants to discuss the results of the Climate Adaptation Action Plan, proposed adaptation measures, and opportunities for their further implementation at the local level.
The event provided a valuable opportunity to exchange knowledge and experiences among project partners, local authorities, and stakeholders, while encouraging further cooperation in developing more climate-resilient communities.
The SuPeRBE project is implemented within the Interreg CENTRAL EUROPE Programme and co-funded by the European Union.