Proyecto I+D+i
Climate-Resilient Adaptive Environments For Urba Health And Social Equity – CLIMACARE
Responsable: María del Carmen Guerrero Delgado
Tipo de Proyecto/Ayuda: Horizon Europe
Referencia: 101296208
Fecha de Inicio: 01-05-2026
Fecha de Finalización: 30-04-2030
Empresa/Organismo financiador/es:
- European Commission
Socios:
- Asociatia Institutul pentru Cercetari in Economie Circulara și Mediu Ernest Lupan Ircem
- Universidad Comercial Luigi Bocconi
- Dimos Athinaion Epicheirisi Michanografisis
- Astiki Mi Kerdoskopiki Etaireia Proliptikis Perivallontikis Kai Ergasiakis
- Anglican social services (hutt valley) trust board
- Baliera Global Sl. (no disponble)
- Pecs Megyei Jogu Varos Onkormanyzata
- De Surdurulebilir Enerji Ve Insaat Sanayi Ticaret Limited Sirketi
- DeCarbonCities
- Sultanbeyli
- European Public Health Alliance
- Ayuntamiento de Sevilla
- Gebze Technical University
- Ethnicon Metsovion Polytechnion
- University of Leeds
- Steinbeis Innovation gGmbH
- University of Istanbul
- Hutt City Council
- Municipality of Alba Iulia
- Southampton City Council
- Comune di Oppeano
- ClarkeModet
- Bable Smart Cities Iberia, S.L
- Nevelok Haza Egyesulet
- Multeciler ve Siginmacılar Yardimlaşma ve Dayanisma Dernegi
- Universita Degli Studi Dell Insubria
Equipo:
- Equipo de Investigación:
- Equipo de Trabajo:
- Daniel Castro Medina
- Alberto Cerezo Narváez
- María de la Paz Montero Gutiérrez
- Rafael Antonio Monge Palma (alta: 29/06/2026 - baja: 30/04/2030)
Resumen del proyecto:
La US participa, junto al Ayuntamiento de Sevilla, en un proyecto Horizon Europe de cerca de 10 millones de euros. Los grupos de investigación Termotecnia (https://grupo.us.es/termotecnia/) y Neurociencia del Bienestar (https://grupo.us.es/neurobi/ ) estudiarán nuevas soluciones de adaptación urbana y sus efectos sobre la salud y el bienestar de la población.
CLIMACARE is an Innovation Action delivering large-scale demonstration, deployment, and replication of heat resilience solutions, placing local authorities and vulnerable residents at the centre. In five demonstration cities (Athens, Pecs, Sultanbeyli-Istanbul, Sevilla, and Alba Iulia), systemic measures will be co-design and implemented, including redesigning public spaces with nature-based solutions and passive cooling in buildings, while safeguarding against maladaptation risks. Through an inclusive multi-level governance framework, municipalities will initiate localization of National Heat-Health Action Plans, develop emergency SOPs, and deploy a Digital Heat Preparedness Suite, that defines roles and coordinates actions with regional authorities, civil protection, health, transport, utilities, and civil society organisations. CLIMACARE pioneers innovative financing mechanisms integrating tested interventions into municipal budgets. Its controlled trial design generates robust evidence on health, behavioural, and equity (justice) impacts, and provides scientific validation often missing in local adaptation measures. Multi-Actor Heat Resilience Task Forces co-design and co-govern demonstrations, ready-to-go actions, and financing instruments while embedding evaluation results into municipal practice. Three replication cities (Oppeano, Southampton, and Lower Hutt-Wellington) will adopt proven solutions, ensuring transferability across governance and socio-economic contexts. By combining demonstrations, ready-to-go actions, evaluation, and replication, and grounding itself in the Capability Approach, Social Determinants of Health, and multi-level governance, CLIMACARE advances Technology Readiness Level from piloting to deployment, contributing to the EU Mission on Adaptation to Climate Change and fostering climate-resilient, socially just, and health-protective urban futures.
https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101296208/es
https://climacare.eu/