1st Mediterranean Assessment Report
« Climate and Environmental Change in the Mediterranean Basin Current Situation and Risks for the Future » prepared by the independent network of Mediterranean Experts on Climate and environmental Change is now published.
Special Reports on WEFE nexus and coastal risks in the Mediterranean
Discover our new Special Reports, a large-scale collaborative work on the Mediterranean with leading experts and scientists, assessing the interlinkage between climate change and the WEFE nexus in a first report and climate and environmental coastal risks in another.
Scientific assessment of climate and environmental changes impacts in the Mediterranean Basin
The Mediterranean Experts on Climate and environmental Change (MedECC) is an open and independent international scientific expert network founded in 2015 and providing information to decision-makers and the general public on the basis of available scientific information and on-going research. MedECC prepares assessments and a comprehensive synthesis of global change knowledge in the Mediterranean region and their risks.
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MedECC at UNFCCC COP29
14 November 2024MedECC joins Mediterranean Pavilion as scientific council at the UNFCCC COP 29. Conceived as a gathering space for collaboration, the Mediterranean Pavilion will host high-profile events, talks, and meetings, emphasising the critical climate…
MedECC Engages in Two Key Events at UfM Green Week
16 May 2024MedECC participated in the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM) Green Week, held from May 14 to 16, 2024, in Istanbul, Türkiye. Organised in partnership with the OECD, this inaugural edition of the…
Key Insights from the MedECC Plenary Consultation on the WEFE Nexus in the Mediterranean Basin
30 April 2024MedECC Plenary ConsultationThe approval process for MedECC Summary for Policymakers (SPM) is a crucial step in ensuring their accuracy, clarity, and scientific robustness. The Plenary Consultation aims to strengthen the SPM by…
New infographic
Infographic on the risks related to climate and environmental change in the Mediterranean
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