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JPI Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe (JPI Climate) Towards collaborative practiceoriented climate research Workshop JPIs on the Global Stage 2016 Brussels, 21 November Petra Manderscheid JPI Climate Central Secretariat www.jpi-climate.eu JPI Climate since 2011: Point of Departure and Motivation Climate Research in Europe Predominantly natural-science based JPI Climate aims to enhance the links between climate knowledge production and application (science and decisionmakers) JPI Climate SRIA: 3 challenges + Strategic Mechanism Challenge 1: Understanding the processes and consequences of climate change Challenge 2: Improving knowledge on climate-related decision-making processes and measures Challenge 3: Researching sustainable societal transformation in the context of climate change Strategic Mechanism: Connecting people, problems and solutions in a systemic approach The JPI Climate partnership in Europe 12 Member Countries Finnland 5 Associated Members Norway Russia Estonia Sweden ERA4CS partners Latvia + European Commission + Partner Institutions Ireland (EEA, ECRA, ESA, NordForsk) Lithuania Denmark Belarus Great Britain Netherlands Poland Germany Belgium Luxembourg Ukraine Czech Republic Slovakia France Portugal Spain Switzer/ land Austria Moldova Hungary Romania Slovenia Croatia Bosnia/ Serbia HerzeBulgaria govina Montenegro Italy Macedonia Albania Greece Malta Turkey JPI Climate Governance structure CENTRAL SECRETARIAT (CS) GOVERNING BOARD (GB) ExCom 1 Chair & 4 Members Transdisciplinary Advisory Board (TAB) Co-leaders of Action Groups SRIA SCOPING FORUM Informal Group of AG Speakers ACTION GROUPS (AG) JPI Climate international with BELMONT FORUM France ANR India MoES Norway RCN Brazil FAPESP Japan MEXT China NSFC Qatar Research Foundation UK NERC Germany BMBF NL NWO Sweden FORMAS Austria BMFWF ONGOING: Joint Call with BELMONT FORUM 2015 Climate Services Collaborative Research action on Climate Predictability and Inter-regional Linkages: 9 Projects started in 2016 : - CLIMAX: Climate Services Through Knowledge Co-Production: A Euro-South American Initiative For Strengthening Societal Adaptation Response to Extreme Events (Brazil, France, Germany, The Netherlands) - HIWAVES3: High Impact Weather Events in EurAsia Selected, Simulated and Storified (China, India, Norway, The Netherlands, UK) - INTEGRATE: An integrated data-model study of interactions between tropical monsoons and extra-tropical climate variability and extremes (China, Germany, UK) - InterDec: The potential of seasonal-to-decadal-scale inter-regional linkages to advance climate predictions (China, Germany, Japan, Norway, Sweden, UK) - PACMEDY: PAlaeo-Constraints on Monsoon Evolution and Dynamics (Brazil, France, Germany, India, Sweden, UK) - PREREAL: Improving PREdictability of circumboREAL forest fire activity and its ecological and socio-economic impacts through multi-proxy data comparisons (China, France, Norway, Sweden and The Netherlands) - BITMAP: Better understanding of Interregional Teleconnections for prediction in the Monsoon And Poles (Germany, India, UK) - GOTHAM: Globally Observed Teleconnections and their role and representation in Hierarchies of Atmospheric Models (China, France, Germany, India, Japan, UK) Current opportunities for JPI Climate Proposals under preparation for H2020 WP 2017 ERA-NET COFUND on Climate Services Roadmap: Cross-sector impact assessments (evaluation, comparison and integration) CSA on Widening international cooperation activities on climate adaptation and mitigation ERANET: Cross-sector impact assessments general info Interest by funders : From Europe: • Germany (lead) • France • Ireland • The Netherlands • Norway • Sweden • UK • Potentially more JPI Climate members International (not yet confirmed): FAPESP-Brazil, MOES – India, MEXT - Japan, MOST-Taiwan, NRF, South Africa, QNRF – Qatar ERANET: Cross-sector impact assessments Topics identified and proposed for CRA at BF 1. Cross-sectoral and/or cross-scale climate change impact assessments 2. Integration of biophysical impact estimates with economic models 3. Developing pathways to achieve the long-term objectives of the Paris Agreement, taking into account interaction with the SDGs To be adopted at JPI Climate GB meeting November 30 CSA: partners and some figures • • • • • • • • • • • Austria Belgium (coordinator) Germany (Estonia) France Italy The Netherlands (co-leading the action) Slovenia Spain UK Potentially all other JPI Climate members 4 years starting mid/end 2017 EUR 2 million in the Work Programme Proposal deadline: 7 March 2017 CSA: preliminary overall structure WP1: Coordination and Management – Lead BE-NL WP 5 Outreach, Communication & dissemination WP2: Framework for a structured and strategic dialogue WP3: Providing more coherent integrated knowledge and decision support WP4: Strategic international focused actions Flagship Actions Other Actions CSA: overall objective and means • Strengthening JPI Climate globally through international cooperation: connecting climate knowledge for Europe and beyond • And Strengthening the JPI Climate partnership in Europe through widening participation: Reducing the innovation divide in Europe and fostering inclusiveness • Focus on actions to implement in an international context the common vision in the SRIA i.e. understanding underlying processes of climate change, improving decisionmaking processes and measures and guiding in a context of sustainable development the inherent societal transformations. To be adopted at JPI Climate GB meeting November 30 LET’S COLLABORATE!