• pilot cities that want to be part of our network
• technical officials within the involved municipalities (final end-users) who want to collaborate to test and refine the service
• insurance companies and banks (potential end-users) who want to be introduced in the stakeholders’ network

Achievements until now:

• Use of DL models, developed within the project, to produce consistent, reliable and up-to-date information about urban areas in the pilot cities
• Analysis of the spatiotemporal patterns/trends of all risks that are covered in this project including UHI, flooding, etc. 
• Converting risk trends to guidelines for city stakeholders and to be used in the Global Assessment Report
• Definition of a Indicator – based methodology for vulnerability and risk assessment: for individual perils the vulnerability component accounts for Physical vulnerability, Social Vulnerability, Coping Capacity

Next Steps:

• Vulnerability and CC indicators for all the perils considered by the HARMONIA project, e.g. flash floods, urban heat fluxes, geohazards, air quality, urban fires
• Risk score for all the perils considered by the HARMONIA project utilizing the hazard and exposure data provided by the partners 
• Application of the developed vulnerability and risk assessment methodology in a number of BB at the demo sites, as illustrative examples, for all perils