First Engagement Round: Key Insights

Nov 20, 2025

​​​​Discover how the Minority Report project has completed its first round of community and end-user engagement across its three pilot sites—Dublin, Patras, and Wellington. Through workshops, interactive activities​, and on-the-ground discussions, stakeholders shared valuable insights on climate risks, community needs, and local vulnerabilities. These contributions are now helping shape the development of the Minority Report Platform and its people-centred approach to climate resilience.

​Read more about it here: First Engagement Round: Key Insights​

Pilot site 3: Patras, Greece

Sep 19, 2025

​​​​​This is Patras, our demonstration case in Greece!

EURESFO in Rotterdam

Jun 30, 2025

​Minority Report and MULTICLIMACT Project participated in the European Urban Resilience Forum (EURESFO) in Rotterdam!

Together, we presented the "Resilience of the Built Environment", a cluster of Horizon Europe Projects, which includes Minority Report, MULTICLIMACT Project, CLIMRES Project, RETIME project, MULTICARE EU project and MAIA Resilience EU.

The event touched upon many hot topics in the field of resilience and hosted city representatives, experts, and stakeholders from local and regional institutions to discuss strategies, initiatives, and actions related to climate change adaptation, disaster management, and the cultivation of urban resilience.

2nd Newsletter!

May 21, 2025

​​Our second newsletter is out, celebrating our first anniversary! Read about what have we been up to in this period!

​2nd newsletter​

Project's flyer is out!

May 01, 2025

Check out the project's flyer with general information about who we are and what we are doing! We will use this to promote ourselves at different events, conferences and workshops. 

Have a look!​ ​

Video from Dublin!

Jan 15, 2025

​During the project meeting in Dublin in November 2024, we filmed short interviews with the consortium partners, who explained what the Minority Report is to them and what we are trying to achieve with it. The consortium is bringing together all sorts of expertise on ​​​enhancing​ resilience against disruptive climate events. Check out the video to see what our views are at M6 of the project!

Click here for the video!​

2nd General Assembly in Dublin

Nov 18, 2024

​On November 5th and 6th, partners of the EU-funded project Minority Report gathered in Dublin for a two-day meeting, marking the first in-person gathering since the project’s launch six months ago. The meeting provided an invaluable opportunity to review the progress of the ongoing work and ensure alignment on the project’s objectives. A key highlight of the event was a site visit to one of the project’s demonstration cases, offering participants a tangible perspective on the work being implemented on the ground. 

Bringing together the consortium partners for face-to-face discussions fostered stronger collaboration and team cohesion. After months of virtual interactions, meeting in person significantly enhanced the exchange of ideas and reinforced the shared commitment to the project’s success.

Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to enhance the resilience of vulnerable urban populations and their built environments against disruptive climate events.

1st Press Release

Aug 22, 2024

Welcome to the Minority Report website!

Minority Report is an EU-funded project which kicked off in June 2024 and will last for 42 months. The consortium consists of 16 partners located across Europe and New Zealand.

Minority Report will develop and implement a co-creation framework, which will support the design and development of an integrated, people-centric technology platform, integrating:

• Rigorous scientific baselines and models for risk (including vulnerability and uncertainty) assessment and categorization,
• Advanced weather forecasting and early warning for climate events,
• Building information modelling, digital twins, monitoring systems, and decision support tools,
• Energy simulations and behavioral models based on artificial intelligence, and
• Newly developed approaches from social sciences and humanities.

Read more about the project in the Press Release!