Ensuring resilience of infrastructure projects in 2021-27

The EIB Advisory JASPERS Networking Platform is organising this webinar to share experiences and good practices.

Infrastructure is among the sectors most exposed to climate-related risks, including flooding, extreme weather, and energy disruptions. The 2024 European Climate Risk Assessment (EUCRA) identifies it as a priority for urgent adaptation action. For projects seeking EU funding—such as through the Cohesion Fund or InvestEU—climate resilience proofing is also a formal requirement.

This webinar will provide insights into how Member States can implement climate resilience proofing in practice, with a focus on transport and flood protection infrastructure. Participants will learn about relevant EU policies, methodologies, and tools, and hear case studies from across Europe.

Topics will include:

• EU climate adaptation policy and future directions
• The European Commission’s climate resilience proofing methodology
• EIB’s advisory support and tools developed under the JASPERS mandate
• Case studies on transport networks and flood protection infrastructure
• Interactive discussion on challenges and capacity building needs

Who should attend:
Public authorities, project developers, infrastructure planners, and stakeholders involved in climate adaptation and infrastructure development.

The webinar includes an interactive Slido session to gather feedback and identify further support needs. A provisional agenda is available upon request.

Should you have any questions, please contact at jaspersnetwork@eib.org.

Registration deadline is 23 June 2025 (noon - CET).

Disclaimer
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