We are thrilled to share with you highlights from the one-day workshop event organized by CIT with the aim to establish modalities for testing and applying gained knowledge at the local level, in order to enable incremental improvement of climate literacy, citizens’ participation, and decision-making processes.

This event was comprised of three lectures and one main workshop on citizen science in service of climate change adaptation and was greeted and followed by Dr. Emir Dzanic, the Vice-Rector for Foreign Relations at CIT.

The first lecture on “Smart Cities; Approaches, Digital and Social Tools” was given by Dr. Eugen Musta, Head of the Business Administration Department, while Dr. Enriko Ceko, Head of Business Administration & IT Department at CIT and Dr. Dobrivoje Lale Eric Head of International Cooperation Center for the Promotion of Science (CPN) – Belgrade, Serbia held their respective presentations on “Sustainable Development goals and ISO standards for smart cities” and “Science – society relations: RRI and UNESCO frameworks in a time determined by AI”.

Through a discussion on experiences and identification of critical effects of climate change, our speakers made excellent points during their presentations and it was interesting to hear their perspectives on the matter.

The H2020 TeRRIFICA project has developed an innovative approach to science communication open to individuals and groups to take an active part and influence climate change institutional, governmental, and policy adaptations.