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June, 2025
In a context of increasing extreme climatic events, the ability to anticipate and innovate collectively is becoming essential to strengthen the resilience of our territories. It was with this dynamic in mind that the 8ᵉ edition of Predict Innove took place on Thursday, June 26, 2025, organized by Predict Services at the Domaine des Grands Chais, in Mauguio, near Montpellier.
Bringing together nearly 170 participants from local authorities, companies, insurers, researchers, public services, international organizations and risk management players, this annual event asserts itself as a high point for sharing, experience and co-construction. Together, these committed players explored the latest technological and organizational advances to meet the challenges posed by climate change.
Here is the link to the video summarizing the highlights of Predict Services :
CONCRETE SOLUTIONS FOR REGIONS AND BUSINESSES
The 2025 edition highlighted :
TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS FOR EARLY WARNING AND RESILIENCE
Predict Innove 2025 also showcased significant advances in :
A VISION SHARED INTERNATIONALLY
The event shared Predict’s contribution to the United Nations’ “Early Warning For All” initiative, aimed at equipping all the world’s populations with early warning systems by 2027. Through missions in Africa, Latin America and the Mediterranean, Predict is pursuing its commitment to solutions adapted to local realities, based on co-construction and mutual trust.
Towards tomorrow’s innovations
The future of risk management is already being written today, with the development of new projects such as Resocio, Vigimont, COSPARIN2 and AI4Flood, exploring fields ranging from mountain risks and artificial intelligence to the use of spatial data and citizen participation.
Predict Innove 2025 confirms that it is through collaboration and collective intelligence, combining technology with human expertise, that we will be able to work together to meet the climate challenges of today and tomorrow.