A high-level dialogue organised by the CLUB DE MADRID which will take place at the headquarters of EURECAT in Barcelona and be streamed live to listeners from around the world.
Conclusions of the first day of the Cassandra Conference 2026.
Conclusions of the 2nd day of the Cassandra Conference 2026.
High-level speakers, together with representatives of existing Local Climate Forums will discuss how to improve the reach and effect of CASSANDRA.
This session will investigate the successes and the pitfalls, the advances and the obstacles encountered in what constitutes a determined attempt to overcome ‘the silence of science’.
An example of this is the voluntary work of the CASSANDRA Science Embassies.
On 5th February, we invite you to enjoy the second day of the Cassandra Conference.
Affecting disproportionately, regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa and South America, climate-induced migration is a fact which by 2050 will cause 1.2 billion people to be displaced. International experts will discuss all the facets of this issue and what is required to remedy the situation in a CASSANDRA session streamed live from the Headquarters of the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels.
The CASSANDRA Programme which resulted from the conclusions of the first two CASSANDRA Conferences places enormous emphasis on the promotion and active support of local community activists. CASSANDRA believes that both citizen engagement and citizen science is far more effective if led and implemented by inhabitants of the local communities in question.
The effects of climate change are becoming increasingly entwined with the consequences of other major global issues. In this session, we will explore the nexus between these causes of enormous suffering and unjustifiable inequality.