Can AI help Europe better anticipate flood risks? As climate change makes extreme rainfall more frequent and intense across Europe, public authorities need faster and clearer ways to understand risks, protect communities, and make evidence-based decisions. The European AI Challenge 2026: From Data to Policy, invites students to explore how artificial intelligence, data, and science-for-policy methods can support better preparedness for future floods. By combining data analysis, policy communication, and critical reflection on AI, the initiative aims to train a new generation of professionals able to work across disciplines and support public decision-making under pressure.
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- Climate and environment | Governance and Public administration | Research and Innovation | Territorial | Urban | Youth and citizens engagement
- Code: Side264399
- Cantersteen 16, Brussels, Belgium
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Thu 29/10/2026, 09:00 - 18:00 CET
- Where
- Cantersteen 16, Brussels, Belgium
- Type of partnership
- EURegionsWeek close to you
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Strong regions, strong Europe
- Language
- English
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