On 17–18 November 2025, we held a two-day Digital Knowledge Exchange that brought together 50+ participants from Germany and the South Caucasus, including faculty members, project partners, students, and PhD candidates, for joint reflection and expert input.
Day 1 focused on reviewing and discussing recent project and exchange activities, including structured experience-sharing and a Q&A session.
Day 2 featured expert presentations and discussion on key climate-adaptation themes, including decentralized water solutions for drought-prone areas, science–policy–community collaboration, community-led adaptation case studies, digital tools for climate education, as well as nature-based solutions, gender aspects, climate-induced migration, climate-smart agriculture, and urban climate resilience.