Go2CHANGE welcomes collaboration with other heritage cities interested in contributing to the Action’s activities and knowledge exchange processes. These cities form part of a wider learning environment that supports dialogue, comparative perspectives, and the sharing of local experiences related to climate risk management for cultural heritage.

Through workshops, training schools, networking activities, and collaborative research initiatives, partner cities can engage with the Go2CHANGE community and contribute to the development of locally adaptable climate action approaches. These interactions strengthen the exchange of best practices and help expand the Action’s impact beyond the core case study cities.

The wider network of heritage cities reflects Go2CHANGE’s people-centred and place-based approach, supporting cooperation between researchers, site managers, municipalities, and local communities working towards climate-resilient heritage futures. Urban Living Labs function as co-creation environments where strategies for safeguarding cultural heritage under climate change can be explored collectively.