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?? ???????????????????? ??????????????’?? ???????? ??????????! The fourth work area of CROSSEU is dedicated to governance analysis and recommendations for policies and investments. Led by University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), its main priority is to facilitate climate policy responses, including mitigation and adaptation, and to enhance the integration of climate change risks in decision making and investments, both in public and private sector. This work includes: - Analysing mitigation and adaptation measures in relation to EU and national policies, building on insights from CROSSEU’s case studies and other work areas. - Assessing the impacts and responses in sectoral policies facing climate change, particularly through regionalised case studies, to evaluate the effectiveness of existing mitigation and adaptation measures, including cross-sectoral and pan-European perspectives. - Exploring the social aspects and consequences of climate change related policies, with a focus on social justice and equity. - Evaluating economic instruments and measures as a framework for addressing climate change challenges at both the EU level and in local levels. ?? Based on this analysis and informed by the work of the other CROSSEU work areas, the team will provide recommendations for ambitious and effective climate policy responses. ???? ???????? ???? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ??????????????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????? ???????????????????? ?????? ???????? ??????????????????: https://lnkd.in/e9SdBfDB This work area is led by University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), with the support of ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA, University of East Anglia, World Meteorological Organization, Università degli Studi di Padova (UNIPD) / University of Padua, UCL, Knowledge and Innovation , LGI Sustainable Innovation, DTU - Technical University of Denmark, Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague, University of Bucharest Alice Ludvig, Katharina de Melo, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC), EDF, UK Research and Innovation, Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, BSEER Comms, UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, DTU Management, STFC, CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, Mission Implementation Platform for Adaptation to Climate Change (MIP4Adapt), Nicholas Vasilakos, Jon Cox, Ale? Urban

?? ?????????????? ??????????????’?? ???????????????????? ???????? ??????????! The third work area of CROSSEU focuses on developing an innovative and user-friendly Decision Support System (DSS) to assess climate change impacts and resilience to socio-economic risks across the EU and the UK. Led by World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC), and fed by the other work areas, it is dedicated to: - Designing a DSS that enables users to select and launch model computations, visualising future climate change impacts and resilience measures. - Co-producing the DSS with stakeholders, ensuring it meets real-world needs by collecting user requirements and refining functionalities. - Compiling policy briefs in an accessible format, providing key insights for decision-makers. - Developing an intuitive visual interface within the TEAL tool to effectively communicate project outputs. - Integrating the DSS with the DAFNI: Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure, enabling seamless data processing and modelling capabilities. - Testing, evaluating, and refining the DSS with stakeholders to ensure usability and relevance across sectors, regions, and timescales. This work area plays a crucial role in delivering actionable knowledge to public and private sector decision-makers, supporting climate adaptation strategies across Europe. It is led by World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC), with the support from UK Research and Innovation, ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA, University of East Anglia, World Meteorological Organization, Knowledge and Innovation , Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, LGI Sustainable Innovation, EDF, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague, DTU - Technical University of Denmark, University of Bucharest, and UCL ???? ???????? ???? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ??????????????? Subscribe to our newsletter and stay connected: https://lnkd.in/e9SdBfDB Università degli Studi di Padova (UNIPD) / University of Padua, Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, Nicholas Vasilakos, BSEER Comms, UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources, DTU Management, STFC, CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency, Mission Implementation Platform for Adaptation to Climate Change (MIP4Adapt)

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??????????????????? ??????????????’?? ???????????????????? ???????? ??????????! The second area of the CROSSEU project is dedicated to the sectoral Climate Change Hotspots and event-based storylines, to address socio-economic risks of climate change. Led by DTU - Technical University of Denmark, this work area focuses on: - Co-designing, co-developing, and co-evaluating storyline case studies, to explore socio-economic risks in highly vulnerable European areas. - Detecting and assessing sectoral Climate Change Hotspots (CCHs), which are defined by high exposure, sensitivity, and adaptive capacity to climate change. They include areas impacted by health challenges, agricultural risks, and water scarcity at local, national, regional, and continental levels. - Assessing socio-economic impacts, especially economic vulnerabilities and societal consequences. They cover social justice, social cohesion, and gender inequalities in the impacts of extreme climate events. - Developing impact model simulations and risk assessments for context-specific socio-economic risks, including mitigation and adaptation options. - Evaluating mitigation priorities and adaptive capacities within different EU economic and sectoral contexts, facilitating stakeholder dialogues to provide actionable European policy recommendations. This work area is led by DTU - Technical University of Denmark, with the support from ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA, University of East Anglia, World Meteorological Organization, Università degli Studi di Padova (UNIPD) / University of Padua, UCL, Knowledge and Innovation , Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, EDF, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC), University of Bucharest, Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague ???? ???????? ???? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ????????????????Subscribe to our newsletter and stay connected: https://lnkd.in/e9SdBfDB Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research BSEER Comms UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources DTU Management STFC DAFNI: Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency Mission Implementation Platform for Adaptation to Climate Change (MIP4Adapt)

*?? ???????????????? ??????????????’?? ???????????????????? ???????? ??????????! The first work area of CROSSEU, led by University of East Anglia, focuses on developing a framework to assess bio-geophysical and socio-economic risks linked to climate change and extreme weather events across Europe. To achieve this, the team: - Reviews research gaps and synthesises existing knowledge from past projects and research initiatives. - Co-designs the operationalisation of the project with stakeholders to ensure relevance and usability. - Collects impact data on climate risks and socio-economic consequences, integrating diverse datasets into a harmonised repository. - Develops a structured impact data repository to ensure consistency across the project, which will be further used by other work areas in CROSSEU and made available for public use through the Decision Support System (DSS) built by the project. This work area is led by UEA, with the support from ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA, World Meteorological Organization, Università degli Studi di Padova (UNIPD) / University of Padua, UCL, Knowledge and Innovation , Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, EDF, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), DTU - Technical University of Denmark, World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC), University of Bucharest, Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague, and UK Research and Innovation. ???? ???????? ???? ?????????? ???????? ?????????? ????????????????Subscribe to our newsletter and stay connected: https://lnkd.in/e9SdBfDB Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research Nicholas Vasilakos BSEER Comms UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources DTU Management STFC DAFNI: Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency Mission Implementation Platform for Adaptation to Climate Change (MIP4Adapt) Nicholas Vasilakos Jon Cox Alice Ludvig Katharina de Melo Ale? Urban

“???? ???????? ???????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????? ???? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????? ??????????, ?????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???? ?????? ???? ?????? ????????.” During the CROSSEU General Assembly in Prague this week, the project coordinator Sorin Cheval from ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA has highlighted the most crucial challenge ahead or the project: ensuring harmonisation across data collection and modelling, case studies, and stakeholder engagement to create a comprehensive and actionable framework for decision-makers. The consortium is mobilised for what is certainly the most crucial year of the project in its efforts to advance climate adaptation, with a strong focus on: - Aligning methodologies across extreme climate event case studies in Europe & in the UK - Engaging with stakeholders using a multi-scale, cross-sectoral approach - Assessing policy frameworks across European regions - Integrating geopolitical challenges and spillover effects from global climate events Through strengthened collaboration within the consortium and with related projects, CROSSEU is ensuring that the project’s impact will extend beyond its lifetime, scaling up to shape climate adaptation strategies across Europe and possibly beyond. ???????????? ?????? ?????????????? ???? ???? ???????? ???? ???????? ?????????????????? ???? ?????????????????????? ???? ?????? ???????????????????? ?????? ??????????????: https://lnkd.in/e9SdBfDB #climateresilience #climateadaptation #climatechange ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA Sorin Cheval Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research Nicholas Vasilakos World Meteorological Organization Jon Cox Università degli Studi di Padova BSEER Comms UCL Institute for Sustainable Resources Knowledge and Innovation Fabio Feudo Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon LGI Sustainable Innovation EDF University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) Katharina de Melo DTU Management World Energy & Meteorology Council (WEMC) UK Research and Innovation STFC DAFNI: Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure University of Bucharest CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency Mission Implementation Platform for Adaptation to Climate Change (MIP4Adapt) Thomas Judes Adéola Jaiyeola Charlotte B. Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague Carolyn Sillau Herrera Ale? Urban Simon Gosling Boutheina Oueslati

We were thrilled to participate to the second CROSSEU Consortium Meeting couple of days ago in Prague! ?? This gathering marked a major milestone in our mission to strengthen socio-economic resilience to climate change and extreme events across Europe, and LGI Sustainable Innovation came in force to the event with Anne-Charlotte Costabadie, Adéola Jaiyeola, Charlotte B. and myself. ?? What is CROSSEU? CROSSEU (Cross-sectoral Framework for Socio-Economic Resilience to Climate Change and Extreme Events in Europe) is an EU-funded Horizon Europe project dedicated to equipping policymakers, businesses, and communities with actionable knowledge and a Decision Support System (DSS). ?? Key Achievements Discussed at the Meeting ? Advancements in our Decision Support System (DSS), co-designed with stakeholders ? Progress on climate risk storylines and socio-economic impact assessments ? Strategy to ensure long-term impact ?? Collaboration at its Best With our partners and under the dynamic coordination of ADMINISTRATIA NATIONALA DE METEOROLOGIE RA (Sorin Cheval, Laurentiu Ciuhu, Cristina Plescan), CROSSEU is fostering a transdisciplinary approach to climate adaptation and mitigation. This meeting reinforced our commitment to evidence-based decision-making and maximizing the real-world applicability of our research. ?? What’s Next? Stay tuned as we move forward with stakeholder engagement, interactive workshops, and policy integration efforts. Want to get involved? Follow us on CROSSEU for updates and join the conversation! #CROSSEU #ClimateResilience #HorizonEurope #SustainableInnovation #EUProjects CARMINE Project ACCREU Project MAGICA Climate project thanks again for hosting us Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague Laura Mickova Vincent Chauvet George Lameh Sam Whittlesey Shreya Some Katharina de Melo Nicholas Vasilakos World Meteorological Organization EDF DAFNI: Data & Analytics Facility for National Infrastructure

Our team from DTU Management is in Prague this week for the CROSSEU General Assembly, hosted by the Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague. We're proud to lead a work package (WP), a task in another WP, and contribute to multiple tasks in this very timely project. Our key contributions include: ?? In one WP: Sectoral Climate Change #Hotspots (CCHs) and #event-based #storylines (STL) to address #socioeconomic #risks of #climatechange - we're identifying and assessing climate change hotspots across Europe. ?? In another WP: #Economic instruments and measures as a #framework for coping with climate challenges - we're exploring the use of economic instruments to incentivise #climateaction and reduce risk. Learn more about the CROSSEU project here: https://crosseu.eu/ Stay tuned for more updates from team #DTU Kirsten Halsn?s Per Kaspersen DTU Management CROSSEU

Thank you Faculty of Environmental Sciences – CZU in Prague and Ale? Urban for hosting CROSSEU General Assembly! This gathering was a fantastic opportunity to reflect on the progress made over the past year and to plan the next critical steps in equipping stakeholders with the tools and insights needed to make informed decisions, adapt to climate risks, and mitigate their impacts. #climateresilience #climateadaptation #climatechange