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About Urban Climate Collab

Urban Climate Collab is a research project aiming to investigate and strengthen collaborations between universities and municipalities when working together to achieve climate action in cities. City contexts have a key role to play in addressing sustainability challenges. For many urban residents, climate action and sustainability can act as a vehicle to achieve their own local objectives in relation to health, equity, wellbeing, safety, and resilience. City-University partnerships can help to support such objectives whilst also working towards meeting the international and national policy targets which are in place. While taking an international approach to investigate city-university partnerships, Urban Climate Collab will also work directly within our local context, partnering with Cork City Council. Providing relevant findings in relation to achieving action and impact hold importance in the context of Cork City, with the city acting as an EU Mission: Climate-Neutral and Smart City, seeking to achieve decarbonisation by 2030. 

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17 Jun 2026

Urban Climate Collab Workshop at UNIC Thematic Conference

Urban Climate Collab, with support from UCC Centre for City Futures, host workshop as part of the 2nd UNIC Thematic Conference, held in Koc University, Istanbul
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01 Jun 2026

Urban Climate Collab presented at SHiFT Annual Conference, Lisbon

Dr. Evan Boyle presents on Urban Climate Collab: Reimagining my city through collaborations in mapping- insights from cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural learning 
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13 May 2026

Exploratory workshop on collaboration for Climate Action in Cork City

Urban Climate Collab, with support from Cork City Council, brought together seven city council staff members and seven university faculty and researchers to explore our shared collaborations to meet climate action objectives within the city of Cork.
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05 May 2026

Urban Climate Collab Featured at UNIC Lightning Bites

Within the UNIC Lightning Bites Series, speakers are invited to share concrete insights and examples of engaged research that is driving meaningful change in post‑industrial cities. The event featured short, focused online talks from a diversity of perspectives, highlighting key challenges, opportunities, and emerging directions in engaged research. Engaged research is a collaborative approach where researchers partner with community members, stakeholders, or end-users throughout the entire research lifecycle. It aims to address real-world, complex societal issues by integrating diverse perspectives and generating knowledge that is relevant, useful, and meaningful to the communities involved.
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