In North Macedonia, where the terrain is characterized by frequent transitions between mountains, basins, and valleys, flash floods in urban areas present a serious threat, especially considering the current climate change and its effects. Climate change, as a global phenomenon, is characterized by an increase in average temperatures worldwide. Global warming, in turn, affects weather conditions, especially the frequency of extreme weather events (heat waves, extreme precipitation, storms)

Today, the 5 th of April, marks World Environment Day—the largest global platform for environmental public outreach—a time for reflection and action on some of the most pressing challenges facing our planet.

On May 27, 2025, as part of the MKSafeNet project, the Center for Knowledge Management (ЦЗУ) organized a visit to SUGS "Georgi Dimitrov" in Skopje. 

Within the framework of the MKSafenet project, on May 21, 2025, the Center for Knowledge Management visited the Kiro Gligorov Elementary School – Center, Skopje.

On May 16 (Friday) 2025, the Knowledge Management Center (KMCC), in collaboration with the Faculty of Information Sciences and Computer Engineering (FINKI), conducted an educational visit to three schools in the Municipality of Shuto Orizari.  

Within the framework of the second transnational meeting of the URBANFLOODS project, which took place in Rijeka, Croatia, the Center for Knowledge Management (CKM), together with the Faculty of Information Sciences and Computer Engineering (FINKI), presented the findings from Kriva Reka as a pilot area selected for the implementation of project activities in the Republic of North Macedonia.