European Market for Climate Services

Informations projet

EU-MACS

N° de convention de subvention: 730500

DOI

10.3030/730500

Projet clôturé

Date de signature de la CE 18 Octobre 2016

Date de début 1 Novembre 2016

Date de fin 31 Decembre 2018

Financé au titre de

• SOCIETAL CHALLENGES - Climate action, Environment, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials

Coût total

€ 1 499 621,25

Contribution de l’UE

€ 1 499 621,25

Coordonné par

ILMATIETEEN LAITOS
Finland

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Livrables

Documents, reports (17)

Outlining the urban CS playing field - CS and risk management at urban level, the institutional structures, and options for information sharing

Report on the current use and use context for CS use in urban planning, in particular in relation to risk management and institutional structure for urban planning and management

Report on the results of explorations of CS market development options for the tourism sector

Report on the current options for CS use in tourism and on the prospects of extended use and innovations in CS for the tourism sector. The report shows how various technical, organisational, regulatory, and economic measures and innovations lead to changes in CS provision, tailoring, and use such that mainstreaming proceeds better.

Prospects for Climate Service Market Dynamics - projections, enhancement measures, and innovation options - a bi-project synthesis report

Prospects for Climate Service Market Dynamics - projections, enhancement measures, and innovation options - a bi-project synthesis report [T5.1] Type: Public report Lead: UT; Participants: all others; + input from the MARCO project

Policy Brief: options for CS market enhancement and related innovations for the tourism sector

Policy Brief: options for CS market enhancement and related innovations for the tourism sector - providing suggestions for CS providers, CS users and policy makers

Current Data Infrastructures for Climate Services [T1.4]

This task will explore how climate data (e.g. from Copernicus) is being refined in the downstream sector to create value added services for end users. It will review the literature on the governance of CS data infrastructures and conduct interviews in order to elaborate hypotheses about information-infrastructure-related constraints and opportunities for CS markets. These hypotheses will then be tested in WP2-4.

Policy brief: policy recommendations and promising resourcing and business models to boost the use of CS

Policy brief: policy recommendations and promising resourcing and business models to boost the use of CS Type: Public report Lead: CMCC; Participants: all others

First 12-month dissemination report

First 12-month dissemination report [T6.2-6.4] (Month 13) Lead: FMI; Type: Consortium publication

Final dissemination report

Final dissemination report [T6.2-6.4] (month 25) Lead: FMI; Type: Consortium publication

Policy brief for CS market enhancement and related innovations for urban planning

Policy brief on options for CS market enhancement and related innovations for the urban planning - providing suggestions for CS providers, CS users and policy makers (M18)

Overall effects of market development approaches and related innovations

Report on overall effects of market failure alleviation and of realized innovation potentials on the use of CS in the focus sectors and beyond, while accounting for structural changes at CS supply side [T5.1; T5.2] Type: Public report Lead: UT; Participants: all others

Report on the results of explorations of CS market development options for the financial sector

Report on the current options for CS use in the finance sector and on the prospects of extended use and innovations in CS for the finance sector. The report shows how various technical, organisational, regulatory, and economic measures and innovations lead to changes in CS provision, tailoring, and use such that mainstreaming proceeds better.

A CTA based multi-layer perspective on CS markets and a suite of “interactional formats” to feed stakeholder engagement in WP2-WP4 [T1.5, 1.6]

A CTA multi-layer suit of “interactional formats” to feed stakeholder engagement in WP2-4 [T1.5, 1.6] M7 Type: Public protocol re-usable by third parties and consortium in Part A of this call Lead: UT; Participants: IRSA, Acclimatise, JR

Report Review and analysis of CS markets conditions [T1.1]

Review and analysis of CS markets conditions and data infrastructures [T1.1, 1.1] M6 Type: Public report Lead: HZG Gerics; Participants: U-TUM, CMCC, Acclimatise

Detailed and revised dissemination & outreach strategy and plan

Detailed and revised dissemination & outreach strategy and plan [T6.1] (month 3) Lead: FMI; Type: Consortium publication

Report Assessment of the existing resourcing of climate services and the quality assurance of current CS [T 1.2, 1.3]

Report Assessment of the existing resourcing of climate services and the quality assurance of current CS [T 1.2, 1.3] M6 Type: Public report Lead: FMI; Participants: CMCC, HZG Gerics, U-TUM, Acclimatise, JR, IRSA

Policy implications and recommendations and promising business, resourcing and innovation models for climate services

Report on overall policy implications and recommendations and promising business, resourcing and innovation models for climate services [T5.3; T5.4] Type: Public report Lead: FMI; Participants: CMCC, UnternehmerTUM

Policy brief: options for CS market enhancement and related innovations for the financial sector

Policy brief: options for CS market enhancement and related innovations for the finance sector - providing suggestions for CS providers, CS users and policy makers Lead: ACC: Participants: UnternehmerTUM, UT [T2.2;T2.3] M18 Type: Public report

Websites, patent fillings, videos etc. (4)

Website up and running

Website up and running [T6.2] (month 2) Lead: FMI; Type: DEC

Web-text presenting engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the tourism sector

Web-text presenting engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions Lead: FMI; Participants: JR, U_TUM [T3.2] M18 Type: Public web text

Guidelines for developing and implementing LL for CS in urban planning for adaptation and mitigation

Guidelines and protocols for LL framed CS development and the prospects of extended use and innovations in CS for urban planning. The report shows how various technical, organisational, regulatory, and economic measures and innovations and the role of LL in the realization of these measures lead to changes in CS provision, tailoring, and use such that mainstreaming proceeds better.

Web-text presenting engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions in the finance sector

Web-text presenting engagement protocols with the purpose of eliciting market development ideas and actions Lead: FMI; Participants: ACC, CMCC, UnternehmerTUM [T2.2] Type: Public web text

Other (3)

Final seminar

Final seminar for focus sector stakeholders, policy makers, CS experts; integrated with MARCO final seminar D6.8 Final seminar summary report [T6.4]

Mid-term seminar

Mid-term seminar for focus sector stakeholders, policy makers, CS experts

Summary report on second series of workshops

Summary report on second series of workshops [T6.4; T2.2; T3.2;T4.2] The organisation of these CS development oriented workshops is the responsibility of focus sector oriented WPs (WP2. WP3, and WP4 respectively). The communication oriented summary report is however allocated to WP6.

Open Research Data Pilot (1)

Open Data Research Pilot and Data Management Plan

Description of data generated by the project and their modes of access. Recurrently updated document. Follows GEOSS Data Management Principles

Publications

Non-peer reviewed articles (1)

From generating to using climate services – how the EU-MACS and MARCO projects help to unlock the market potential

Auteurs: Hoa, E., Perrels, A., Le, T.T.
Publié dans: Climate Services, Numéro 11, 2018, Page(s) 86-88, ISSN 2405-8807
Éditeur: Elsevier Science
DOI: 10.1016/j.cliser.2018.08.001

Conference proceedings (1)

Urban climate services – prerequisites and tools for their effective use

Auteurs: Perrels, A., Giordano, R., Ignatius S., Fini, G
Publié dans: 2018
Éditeur: ICLEI

Peer reviewed articles (1)

The market for climate services in the tourism sector – An analysis of Austrian stakeholders’ perceptions

Auteurs: Andrea Damm, Judith Köberl, Peter Stegmaier, Elisa Jiménez Alonso, Atte Harjanne
Publié dans: Climate Services, 2019, ISSN 2405-8807
Éditeur: Elsevier
DOI: 10.1016/j.cliser.2019.02.001