The CO2 PACMAN “Island I Would Like” Lab in Brač (October 14–16, 2025) focused on empowering citizens to adapt to climate change and reduce carbon dioxide emissions through collaboration, innovation, and education. Held in Supetar under the organization of the County, the three-day event gathered residents, youth, and local institutions to explore sustainable solutions for island living.
The Lab highlighted the importance of renewable energy, resource preservation, and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, while promoting active community involvement. Participants emphasized the need for improved waste management and modernized transport infrastructure, recognizing sustainable mobility as a key priority.
A notable feature was the engagement of high school students from Supetar and Bol, who used virtual reality (VR) to explore 3D models and propose creative solutions for the island’s development. Their enthusiasm and insight underscored the central role of youth in shaping a sustainable future.
