How to turn climate policies on paper into real-world action? That was the core question at National Adaptation Day, held on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at Kampus Hybernská in Prague. The event brought together government officials, local authorities, and climate experts to highlight real-world examples of how Czech cities and rural areas are successfully adapting to climate change.

How successful are Czech universities in meeting the objectives of the Strategy for the Internationalization of Higher Education until 2030? A new study by the National Training Fund provides an answer, comparing 26 public universities in the Czech Republic. Its findings show that individual universities take different approaches to internationalization and that their results vary considerably. Czech University of Life Sciences Prague achieved the highest overall score and demonstrated balanced performance across all assessed areas, with the best result in international mobility.

The Every Plate Counts awareness campaign, implemented during the 2025/2026 summer semester at the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague (CZU) canteen, contributed to a reduction of 450 kilograms of food waste. This amount is equivalent to approximately 1,120 to 1,290 meal portions that were prevented from ending up as waste. The success of the initiative also attracted the attention of the canteen’s operator, Delirest, which is now considering the adoption of the campaign's educational materials across its dining facilities throughout the Czech Republic.

This year, the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague will once again participate in the nationwide White Crayon public fundraising campaign through its Counseling Services Center. The campaign supports people with visual impairments. The fundraising day at the CZU campus will take place on 13 October 2026 as part of Student Organizations Day.