Climateeurope2 Sarajevo Roadshow
Institution, company, organization, individual. . .
That glaciers have lost 20% of their mass from 2000 to today, that by 2050, if climate change continues at this intensity, we expect that 30% of natural surfaces will be permanently changed, or that around 80% of the living world will be left without a habitat due to irreversible damage to the forest ecosystem – these are the messages we hear and take note of on a daily basis.
Climate change is a concept known to everyone, but the extent of this problem and the ways in which we can fight against it are often a mystery to us.
Where can I learn how to use climate data?
3rd – 5th October 2024 in front of Sarajevo City Center (10:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.): Climateeurope2 Sarajevo Roadshow
An interactive and provocative scientific and artistic installation about climate services awaits you.
3rd October 2024: International Popular Science Conference “Common Horizons: Climate Change, Technology and People”
13:00 – 17:00, Hotel Courtyard by Marriott, Skenderija 1, 71 000 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
What can I expect at the conference?
The focus of the conversation will be a joint consideration and analysis of the circumstances, consequences and future manifestations of climate change. We invite you to actively participate in the discussion, and to share with us the challenges you face in your sector, as well as the activities you implement to mitigate the negative consequences. To participate in the event, registration is required, so please register at: REGISTRATION LINK
The program is organized by the Verlab Research Institute in cooperation with the Center for the Promotion of Science (Belgrade), the Society for Medical and Biological Engineering in BiH and the Federal Hydrometeorological Institute, with the support of the FBiH Environmental Protection Fund. The installation in Sarajevo comes as part of the Climateeurope2 project funded by the European Commission, which aims to standardize climate services throughout the EU, as well as the adoption of positive practices in this area and in countries that are not yet EU members.
