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CRIRS Progress Report Presented to Steering Committee at PolyU

3 Oct 2025

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The first Progress Report Presentation of the Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Research Scheme (CRIRS) was successfully held on 2 October 2025 in The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The meeting provided a comprehensive review of the scheme’s progress and performance, and was attended by distinguished members of the Steering Committee, including Ir Frank CHAN, Dr Andrew CHAN, and Ir Otto POON. The event was further graced by the presence of President, Prof. TENG Jin-Guang, and Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation), Prof. Christopher CHAO.

Before the presentation, Prof. LI Xiang-dong, Director of the Research Institute for Climate Resilience and Innovation (RICRI), shared an overview of the Institute’s key research activities. His remarks highlighted the ongoing efforts and strategic directions of RICRI in advancing climate-resilient infrastructure research.

CRIRS is an innovative initiative designed to support projects that not only advance our understanding of climate-resilient infrastructure, but also translate this knowledge into actionable strategies and technologies. Through these projects, RICRI aims to foster interdisciplinary and inter-sectoral collaborations, empowering stakeholders to work together towards a resilient and sustainable future in the face of global climate change.

During the meeting, project leaders presented updates on ongoing research, highlighting significant achievements and outlining future directions. The Steering Committee members provided valuable feedback and strategic guidance, ensuring that the scheme remains aligned with its mission to address the pressing challenges posed by climate change. The presence of university leadership underscored the institution’s strong commitment to advancing climate resilience research and innovation.

The CRIRS Progress Report Presentation served as a vital platform for knowledge exchange and strategic planning, reinforcing PolyU’s role as a leader in climate-resilient infrastructure research. The university looks forward to continued collaboration with stakeholders and experts to drive impactful solutions for a sustainable future.

 



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