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JPI CLIMATE VICE CHAIR

ANJA SKJOLDBORG HANSEN AARHUS UNIVERSITY DCE - DANISH CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT

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ERANET ERA4CS EUROPEAN RESEARCH AREA

FOR CLIMATE SERVICES

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ANJA SKJOLDBORG HANSEN

DCE - DANISH CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENT

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AARHUS UNIVERSITY AU

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JPI = Joint Programming Initiative

Est. 2010 as collaboration between 14 members - to coordinate

climate research and fund new transnational research initiatives.

The overall aim of the Joint Programming process is to pool

national research efforts in order to make better use of Europe's

public R&D resources and to tackle common European challenges

more effectively in key areas.

It is a structured process on a voluntary basis and in a partnership

approach to address major societal challenges.

WHAT IS JPI CLIMATE?

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More Years, Better Lives - The Potential and Challenges of Demographic Change

Cultural Heritage and Global Change: A New Challenge for Europe

Alzheimer and other Neurodegenerative Diseases (JPND)

A Healthy Diet for a Healthy Life

Antimicrobial Resistance- The Microbial Challenge

Water Challenges for a Changing World

Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans

Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change (FACCE)

Urban Europe - Global Urban Challenges, Joint European Solutions

Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe (Climate)

JOINT PROGRAMMING INITIATIVES

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o aims to respond to the knowledge needs of policy and the European society at large to address climate

change

o provides a platform to align national research priorities according to a jointly agreed Strategic Research

Agenda (SRA)

o facilitates the coordination, collaboration and exploitation of synergies in climate change research

o connects different disciplinary approaches in natural and social sciences

o connects top researchers and research groups from different European countries

o connects scientific insights with the demands of policy makers, decision makers and other stakeholders

JPI CLIMATE:

http://www.jpi-climate.eu/jpi-themes/research-agenda

http://www.jpi-climate.eu/jpi-themes/research-agenda

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til AU Passata Light JPI CLIMATE GOVERNANCE

Governing board

Working groups Working groups Working groups

Management Committee

Transdisciplinary advisory board

Central

secretariat

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til AU Passata Light JPI CLIMATE PRINCIPLES

Sustainability: Taking into account the challenges of climate change in the

activities

Stakeholder orientation: Integrating knowledge, values and objectives of

stakeholders

Adaptability: Responding to novel scientific insights and research requirements

Transparency: Fostering information and experience sharing

Cost efficiency: Limiting superfluous duplication of scientific/technical and

funding activities

NEW: Guidelines on Open Knowledge

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'User-driven development and provision of

knowledge for understanding the climate, climate

change and its impacts, as well as guidance in its

use to researchers and decision makers in policy

and business'

JPI DEFINITION OF CLIMATE SERVICES

Climate System

Science

Governments –

International, national,

local

Public / Society

Business - International,

national, local

Knowledge production

and translation

User

Communities

Regional downscaling

Climate Impact

models

Socio-economic

impact models

Observation & Data

Earth system models

Socio-economic

scenarios

Model simulations and

improvements

Integration, Quality assessment/Labelling

+ HSS to analyse interaction & promote dialogue

Service demand

Climate services

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Bold eller Regular ERANET FOR CLIMATE SERVICES

16 countries & 41 partners in total

First ERAnet with both cash and In-kind partners

Cash:

12 Research Funding Organisations (RFOs) (25,8M€), i.e. funders

In-kind:

28 Research Perfoming Organisations (RPOs) (44,4M€), i.e. performers

A total of 21 partners for Additional Activities

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12 cash partners: 25 mio €

ERANET FOR CLIMATE SERVICES

CASH part Country

France

Austria

Belgium

Germany

Denmark

Spain

Ireland

Netherlands

Norway

Portugal

Romania

Sweden

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Bold eller Regular IN KIND CONTRIBUTERS

28 partners:

total 44 mio. €

Organization Country

UNIGRAZ AT RMI BE

AWI DE

HZG DE DMI DK AEMET ES

BSC ES

CSIC ES

UC-IHC ES

URV-C3 ES FMI FI

SYKE FI

BRGM FR

CEA FR

Organization Country

CNRS FR

IGN FR

INRA FR Météo-France FR NCSRD GR Met Eireann IE

CMCC IT

CNR-DTA IT KNMI NL MET Norway NO Meteo-Ro RO SMHI SE

UREAD UK MetOffice UK

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ERANET STRUCTURE

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ERANET GOVERNANCE

CALL TIMELINE

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ERANET ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES

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CASH

by co-development with users (open to all

applicants, subject to national funding rules).

Focus on the user needs

Aims to improve user involvement and

satisfaction

Action oriented, innovative projects

Small (0.5M) to medium (5M) size projects

IN-KIND:

by institutional integration (open to mandated

public organisations only).

Institutional integration of research component

of national CS

Develop common tools & methodologies

Propagate climate scenarios variability &

uncertainties

Provide local information on impacts

JOINT CALL 2016 STRENGTHENING THE SCIENTIFIC BASIS AND RELEVANCE OF CS

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MAKS. én linje

Call content (provisional) in relation to EU Roadmap

Topic/subtopic In kind Cash

Research to enable CS market growth

Assessing the nature of CS market

Promoting CS

Demonstrating the added value

Research to build the CS market framework

Communities and infrastructures to support and grow the CS market

Standards, quality assurance and control, access and legal aspects

International cooperation

Research to enhance the quality and relevance of CS

Information frameworks in support of CS

Strengthening the scientific basis and relevance of CS by co-development with users

Strengthening the scientific basis and relevance of CS by institutional integration

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Ideas from users to co-design activities or

co-produce research projects are strongly encouraged !

CONCLUSION

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