The three-day event “The Island I Would Like – L’Elba che vorrei,” the final Living Lab of the European CO2 PACMAN project, funded by the Interreg Euro-MED program and coordinated by the University of Siena, has come to a close. Three intense days of discussion, co-planning, and shared vision brought together the mayors and the technicians of the municipalities of […]
The Interreg Euro-MED CO2 PACMAN project has released the second edition of its newsletter, highlighting major achievements, collaborative initiatives, and upcoming events dedicated to advancing climate neutrality across Mediterranean islands. A major milestone for the project is the successful launch of the CO2 PACMAN TOOL, an innovative digital platform designed to help users model decarbonisation pathways. The tool allows public authorities, policymakers, and […]
In October 2025, GIITT took part in the very first “The Island I Would Like Lab” held on the island of Brač, Croatia. The event marked an important milestone for sustainable island innovation in the Mediterranean — bringing together young people, researchers, and community leaders to imagine and design climate-neutral futures. Contributing to a New Vision for Island Sustainability During […]
CO2 Pacman team conducted an on-field survey on Brač Island (Supetar) to explore local perspectives on climate neutrality. Respondents were invited to agree or disagree with key findings about climate change, awareness, and sustainability. The beautiful Mediterranean island of Brač, Croatia, is not just a stunning tourist destination; it’s a living laboratory for climate action. As part of the EU-funded CO2 […]