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Dec 26, 2016 18:45
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Reports
Slides of the “Improving the matching of supply and demand of climate services” – presentation by Adriaan Perrels et al. at EGU2018
New! D3.2 Climate services supporting tourism development – FAQs
Living Labs poster by Ines Vaittinen at H2020 & JPI Climate event 29.-30.11.2017
Videos and slides of the presentations and panel discussion at the EU-MACS seminar “Towards Climate Services based on demand and guided by science” on 19.6.2017 in Helsinki, Finland
Poster “Current Conditions on the Market for Climate Services – Baseline of Barriers and Innovations” by Cortekaar et al. at ECCA2017 on 9.6.2017
Poster “Quality assurance of climate services – wider scope, more diversity” by Perrels et al. at ECCA2017 on 9.6.2017
PICO presentation “Climate services in the tourism sector – Examples and market research” by Damm et al. at EGU on 26.4.2017
Slides of the EU-MACS presentation by Prof. Adriaan Perrels at the Climateurope Festival, 5.-7.4.2017, Valencia
EU-MACS leaflet for ICCS5 27.2-3.3 2017 and C3S General Assembly 7.-9.3.2017
EU-MACS leaflet for Helsinki Region Climate Seminar 9.2.2017
Slides of the “Stakeholders recruitment in urban planning” -presentation by Raffaele Giordano at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.206
Slides of the “Introduction to Constructive Technology Assessment” -presentation by Klaasjan Visscher & Peter Stegmaier at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
Slides of the “EU-MACS intro” -presentation by Adriaan Perrels at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
Slides of the “EU R&I landscape and the role of H2020 market research projects” -presentation by Alessia Pietrosanti at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
New! D3.3 Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the tourism sector
Policy implications and recommendations and promising business, resourcing and innovation models for climate services – To be expected in September 2018
D1.1 Review and Analysis of Climate Services Market Conditions
D1.2 Existing Resourcing And Quality Assurance of Current Climate Services – Revised
D1.3 Existing Data Infrastructures for Climate Services – Revised
D1.4 A multi-layer exploration on innovations for climate services markets
D3.1 Report on the results of explorations of climate services market development in tourism sector
D4.1 Outlining the urban climate services playing field – climate services and risk management at urban level, the institutional structures, and options for information sharing – Revised
D6.1 Detailed and revised dissemination & outreach strategy and plan
Final dissemination report – To be expected in November 2018
Policy recommendations and promising resourcing and business models to boost the use of CS – To be expected in November 2018
Prospects for Climate Service Market Dynamics – projections, enhancement measures, and innovation options – a bi-project synthesis report – To be expected in November 2018
Policy brief for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for urban planning – To be expected in May 2018
Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the financial sector – To be expected in May 2018
Overall effects of market development approaches and related innovations – To be expected in July 2018
Summary report on the second series of workshops – To be expected in April 2018
New! Guidelines for developing and implementing Living Lab for climate services in urban planning for adaptation and mitigation
Engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the finance sector – To be expected in March 2018
Report on the results of explorations of climate services market development in finance sector – To be expected in March 2018
First 12-month dissemination report – To be expected in February 2018
Open Data Research Pilot and Data Management Plan – To be expected in June 2017
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