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We had the second meeting with our Floating Future Project Advisory Committee today. There were very interesting discussions about how to connect science and citizens, science and business, and science and policy makers. What are the obstacles and challenges regarding upscaling of floating structures to contribute to the long term liveability in the Netherlands? And how can we address them in our research project and case studies.

🔍 Glacier Lakes Under Watch: Central Asia's Proactive Measures - Explore the scientific advances and planning unveiled at the GLOFCA Third Regional Workshop. Read: https://lnkd.in/eMaREhfz #ScienceForSafety

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🌟 NATALIE highlighted as a Good Practice in Horizon Europe Mission Projects 🌟 Today, good practices from NATALIE proposal development were presented MINO Eric during a webinar organized by NCP4Missions (Network of National Contact Points for the five EU Missions) dedicated to applicant approach towards Missions. The roundtable featured a project for each of the five EU Missions. 💡 Curious about the insights shared and eager to watch the webinar? The recording will soon be available here: https://lnkd.in/eTTuAYmi 🚀 #Natalieproject #HorizonEU #EUmissions #ClimateResilience International Office for Water

🌊 The European Commission and the European External Action Service have published the fourth report on the Black Sea Synergy, showcasing significant strides in regional cooperation from 2019 to 2023. 🤝 The report highlights the Common Maritime Agenda (CMA) and its scientific pillar, the Black Sea Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA), focusing on the sustainable blue economy, marine research, and innovation. These initiatives have successfully fostered cooperation, promoted sustainable development, and mobilized investments in the maritime sector. Discover more about the progress towards a resilient, secure, and prosperous Black Sea region. 👇 🔗https://lnkd.in/d2tbHZxw You can find the full report on Black Sea Synergy: 4th review of a regional cooperation initiative here: https://lnkd.in/dFQrTQfA #BlackSeaSynergy #SustainableDevelopment #MaritimeCooperation #BlueEconomy

📢Final Call! Don't miss out on the 1st Science-EU Policy Dialogue on Sustainable Land Use and Management in Europe. 📅April 16, 2024, 10-12 CET - Online  📄Secure your free virtual ticket: https://lnkd.in/dE7TfBjW 🌍Three Horizon Europe sister projects - MOSAIC, PLUS Change and Europe-LAND - are joining forces to create a dialogue between Horizon Europe researchers and EU policy makers. The objective?  To promote understanding between political and scientific viewpoints on sustainable land use and management. This inaugural meeting in 2024 will initiate a multi-year dialogue culminating in a review in 2027 to align scientific and policy needs and develop common strategies. Who is asked to participate? Researchers, project leaders of Horizon Europe projects and EU representatives from the field of European land use and land management. ✨Why join?  In this first virtual gathering, we will start gathering information on distinctive policy-relevant contributions by our SCIENCE representatives and, in parallel, collect insights from our POLICY representatives on current policy development needs that participating EU projects may meet with their research outputs. This scoping process ultimately lets us evaluate matches and identify gaps that need to be tackled, and we will produce an evaluation report to be shared among all participants afterwards. 🌿Mark your calendars!  As this dialogue scheme is planned to take place annually, we will organize follow-ups in 2025, 2026 and 2027 during which will seek to narrow existing knowledge gaps and reflect on ongoing policy developments that may require new or amended insights from science.  #Sustainability #EUResearch

Here is your guide towards understanding Caribbean capital markets. Well done CFA Caribbean society leaders!

Join our session “Place based interventions for local development – social, cultural, and institutional factors” at the Nordic Geographers Meeting in Copenhagen 24-27th of June Convenors: Brita Hermelin Linköping University, Sweden [email protected] and Daniel Keech, University of Gloucestershire Session abstract: The Barca report from 2009 made arguments about the importance of place for regional development and that the geographical context really matters. The ideal of place-based development initiatives has become an important pillar for EU cohesion policy and resonates with policy objectives for the 2021–27 program period to enhance the involvement of regions and cities for EU policymaking. Scholarly work on place-based development initiatives is proliferating. The research debate also raises critical reflections in relation to how the idea of place-based development initiatives is conceived, as well as for the regional effects they are found to achieve. This debate includes indications of an over-emphasizing of the endogenous determinants of a region's development capacity and that the impacts of multi-level as well as extra-local relationships for local interventions are neglected. In addition, research gaps expose how we understand that qualitative factors, stressed through the place[1]based approach, develop and impact local development. With this background we invite papers for this session that discuss place-based development interventions from various angles. Main topics include but are not limited to: • The role of institutions for local development and how these transforms over time • The interrelationships between local and extra-local relations for place development Submit your abstract, no later than the 15th of April) through the conference web site: https://ngm2024.com/

📢Last Chance! Last-minute opportunity to secure your spot for the 1st Science-EU Policy Dialogue on Sustainable Land Use and Management in Europe! 📅April 16, 2024, 10-12 CET - Online  📄Secure your free virtual ticket: https://lnkd.in/dE7TfBjW ❗️Important! Online registration closes on Monday, April 15, 2024, 12:00 PM CET. Three Horizon Europe sister projects - MOSAIC, PLUS Change and Europe-LAND - are joining forces to create a dialogue between Horizon Europe researchers and EU policymakers. The objective? To promote understanding between policy and scientific perspectives on sustainable land use and management. This kick-off in 2024 will initiate a dialogue leading to a review in 2027, aligning scientific and policy needs. Who should participate? Researchers, Horizon Europe project leaders, and EU representatives in land use and management. Why attend? In this inaugural session, you will gather policy-relevant evidence from the scientific community and identify research findings that meet current policy needs. Let's assess the fit, address the gaps and produce an evaluation report to be shared among participants. 🌿Save the date! This annual dialogue continues in 2025, 2026, and 2027, narrowing knowledge gaps and adapting to evolving policy developments. #SciencePolicyDialogue #SustainableLandUse #HorizonEuropeProjects