ACT4CAP27 Mid-Year Newsletter Coming Soon – Catch Up on Our 2025 Highlights!

As ACT4CAP27 reaches the halfway mark of 2025, our upcoming newsletter offers a timely look back at the project’s progress and what lies ahead. From the successful Annual Meeting in Rome to finalising our Fast Track Scenario narratives, advancing data tools, and deepening stakeholder engagement, the year so far has been rich with collaboration and development.

The newsletter will feature reflections from the project coordinator, updates on capacity building and training, new open-access research, and the growing role of stakeholder voices in shaping our work. We also pay tribute to our late colleague Professor Luca Salvatici, whose legacy continues to guide us.

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Siemen van Berkum, Project Coordinator (WR)
Hans van Meijl, Scientific Coordinator (WR)

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