CHILDRN will create a database of industry-based experts to contribute to the expansion of MNU’s research network.

At least 12 mobility grants will be attributed to scholars from all four partner universities to encourage a better integration of researchers, especially at the junior level. 6 grants will be allocated to faculty members to spend between a semester to a year in another partner institution and 5 students will benefit from mobility grants.

Participating departments will be encouraged to develop a curriculum for their respective programs incorporating issues addressing climate risks.

Massive Online Open Course (MOOC) on the intersections between climate change and health. This MOOC, including video lectures, online interactions between learners and teachers, and an examination, will give participants the possibility to earn a certificate of completion.

A final dissemination event will be hosted by MNU. During this conference, partners from the four institutions will be able to present the work undertaken during the course of the project. This event will also present the case studies written in the framework of the project, showcased in ULiège’s annual edited volume 'The State of Environmental Migration'.