Adapting to the impacts of climate change has become a critical topic for authorities at all levels. The sustainable development of urban areas heavily relies on understanding and addressing present and anticipated climate change impacts. In Pilsen, the involvement of key stakeholders in the preparation and implementation of climate adaptation projects takes centre stage, as highlighted in the Pilsen Action Plan, developed within the framework of the EURE project. A prime example of this approach can be seen in the revitalization project of Jirásek square in Pilsen.

Jirásek square will undergo a comprehensive revitalization, encompassing the reconstruction of utility networks, revitalization of green spaces, improvement of residential functionality, and the implementation of a sustainable parking solution. Notably, the project will introduce a rainwater management system, which harnesses rainwater draining from nearby roofs for irrigation purposes, promoting efficient water use.

The City of Pilsen is home to numerous organizations and institutions that actively participate in different phases of the project preparation and implementation. Thus, comprehensive discussions with them were essential throughout the project's development. These discussions began during the preparation of the architectural study and continue through subsequent stages. Citizen engagement occurred through information campaigns, direct on-site discussions, and consultations. Citizen initiatives played a vital role in addressing concerns related to existing and new green areas.

The project of Jirásek square incorporates elements of blue-green infrastructure and actively involved local actors and stakeholders. This project provides valuable inspiration for future projects under the Pilsen Action Plan, outlining the necessary approaches for their preparation and implementation.

The revitalization project of Jirásek square exemplifies Pilsen's commitment to sustainable urban development and climate adaptation. Through citizen involvement, architectural studies, and ongoing discussions, the project successfully addresses the city's environmental and social needs. As Pilsen continues to implement its Action Plan within the EURE project, projects like Jirásek square set the benchmark for future endeavours, ensuring a resilient and sustainable future for the city.