Nicosia: As European cities confront the escalating impacts of climate change, the necessity for collaborative and evidence-based urban solutions is increasingly critical. On 2 October 2026, the Urban Health Conference, organized by the U-CARE research initiative and hosted by Technische Universität Berlin, aims to tackle this pressing issue by bringing together a diverse group of professionals and citizens in Berlin. The conference's focus will be on exploring the future of healthier, more inclusive, and climate-resilient urban environments. According to Cyprus News Agency, the conference will serve as a platform for exchanging research, sharing best practices, and fostering cross-sector collaboration. It aims to bridge the gap between policy and practice by welcoming experts from various fields, including architects, urban designers, public health experts, environmental health professionals, and policymakers. Keynote speakers Jacob van Rijs from MVRDV and Marcus Grant from Cities and Health are set to addr ess attendees, offering insights into innovative urban health solutions. Scheduled to take place at the BHROX Bauhaus Reuse in Berlin and online, the conference will run from 14:00 to 19:00 CET. Conducted in English, it invites professionals, researchers, students, and anyone passionate about healthier cities to participate, learn, and contribute to shaping the cities of tomorrow. While the event is free, registration is required to secure attendance and engage in the vital conversations that will influence urban planning and policy in the coming years.