Perrels et al. (2018). Urban climate services – prerequisites and tools for their effective use (RC2018 book chapter)
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Reports
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Cortekar et al. 2019. Systematic analysis of EU-based climate service providers
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Perrels et al. (2020). How much unnoticed merit is there in climate services?
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Kivisaaren esitys seminaarissa Ilmastopalvelut finanssialalle FMI 17042019
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Kestävän rahoituksen aikajanat, liite Kivisaaren esitykseen FMI 17042019
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Perrelsin esitys seminaarissa Ilmastopalvelut finanssialalle FMI 17042019
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Gregowin esitys seminaarissa Ilmastopalvelut finanssialalle FMI 17042019
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Webinar: “Can block chains have a role in climate data quality management?”
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Damm et al. (2019). The market for climate services in the tourism sector – An analysis of Austrian stakeholders’ perceptions
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EU-MACS webinar on climate services for the financial sector
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C3S 2GA plenary EUMACS&MARCO
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Presentation “A systemized inventory of drivers, obstacles and mechanisms affecting the uptake of climate services” Pilli-Sihvola et al. SISC 2018
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Presentation “EU-MACS highlights of the assessment of the uptake of climate services ” by Perrels et al. Belgrade 17-19 October 2018
- PICO presentation “Climate services in the tourism sector – Examples and market research” by Damm et al. at EGU on 26.4.2017
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Hoa et al. (2018). From generating to using climate services – How the EU-MACS and MARCO projects help to unlock the market potential
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Perrels et al. (2018). Urban climate services – prerequisites and tools for their effective use (RC2018 book chapter)
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Perrels, A. (2018).Gratis informatie over natuurrisico’s
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D2.3 Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the finance sector
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D5.1 A structured analysis of obstacles to uptake of climate services and identification of policies and measures to overcome obstacles so as to promote uptake
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D5.2 Policy implications and recommendations
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D5.3 Prospects for Climate Service Market Dynamics – projections, enhancement measures, and innovation options – a bi-project synthesis report
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WP1 Current market conditions and innovation prospects
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D1.1 Review and Analysis of Climate Services Market Conditions
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D1.1 extra Update of Survey Results
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D1.2 Existing Resourcing And Quality Assurance of Current Climate Services – Revised
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D1.3 Existing Data Infrastructures for Climate Services – Revised
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D1.4 A multi-layer exploration on innovations for climate services markets
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WP2-WP4 Focus sector reports
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D2.1 Results of explorations of the CS market for the financial sector
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D3.1 Report on the results of explorations of climate services market development in tourism sector
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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
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WP5 Synthesis reports
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D5.1-5.3 See subtopic Synthesis Reports
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WP6 Communication & outreach
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D6.1 Detailed and revised dissemination & outreach strategy and plan
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D6.4 Final dissemination report
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D6.5 Open data research pilot and data management plan
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D6.7 Summary report on second series of workshops
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D6.8 Report on series of final events
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EU-MACS WP3 leaflet (in English)
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EU-MACS WP3 leaflet (in Finnish)
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D2.2 Engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the finance sector
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D3.2 Climate services supporting tourism development – FAQs
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Poster “Quality assurance of climate services – wider scope, more diversity” by Perrels et al. Climateurope2018
- Poster “Current Conditions on the Market for Climate Services – Baseline of Barriers and Innovations” by Cortekar et al. at ECCA2017 on 9.6.2017
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Poster “Quality assurance of climate services – wider scope, more diversity” by Perrels et al. at ECCA2017 on 9.6.2017
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Living Labs poster by Ines Vaittinen at H2020 & JPI Climate event 29.-30.11.2017
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Slides of the “Improving the matching of supply and demand of climate services” – presentation by Adriaan Perrels et al. at EGU2018
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Slides of the EU-MACS presentation by Adriaan Perrels at the Climateurope Festival, 5.-7.4.2017, Valencia
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EU-MACS leaflet for ICCS5 27.2-3.3 2017 and C3S General Assembly 7.-9.3.2017
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EU-MACS leaflet for Helsinki Region Climate Seminar 9.2.2017
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Slides of the “Stakeholders recruitment in urban planning” -presentation by Raffaele Giordano at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.206
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Slides of the “Introduction to Constructive Technology Assessment” -presentation by Klaasjan Visscher & Peter Stegmaier at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
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Slides of the “EU-MACS intro” -presentation by Adriaan Perrels at the Kick-off meeting in Paris – 24.11.2016
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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
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D3.3 Options for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for the tourism sector
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D3.3 extra Policy Brief for Tourism (auf Deutsch)
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D4.3 Policy brief for climate services market enhancement and related innovations for urban planning
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D5.4 Policy recommendations, promising resourcing and business models for climate services
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D4.2 Guidelines for developing and implementing Living Lab for climate services in urban planning for adaptation and mitigation
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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
