JPI Climate "Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe" - Input meeting CIS/GPS Brussels - 3 November 2016
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JPI Climate
"Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe"
Input meeting CIS/GPS
Brussels – 3 November 2016
Martine Vanderstraeten
E-mail: vdst@belspo.beUpdate - JPI Climate partners
12 Member Countries Finnland
5 Associated Members Norway
Russia
Estonia
Sweden
ERA4CS partners
Latvia
+ European Commission Lithuania
Denmark
+ Partner Institutions Ireland Belarus
(EEA, ECRA, ESA,
NordForsk) Great Britain Nether- Poland
lands
Germany Ukraine
Belgium
Czech
Luxembourg Republic
Slovakia Moldova
France Switzer/ Austria Hungary
land Romania
Slovenia
Croatia
Bosnia/ Serbia
Herze- Bulgaria
govina Monte-
Italy negro
Portugal Mace-
donia Turkey
Spain Albania
Greece
MaltaUpdate • Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda, 2016‐2025 2016‐ 2025, adopted in Vienna, May 2016 http://www.jpi‐ climate.eu/jpi‐strategy/SRIA • Implementation plan: on-going revision for 2017-2021 • New Governance structure
Update : 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 approachUpdate - JPI Climate Governance structure
(adopted in May 2016)
GOVERNING BOARD (GB)
CENTRAL SECRETARIAT (CS)
ExCom
1 Chair &
4 Members Transdisciplinar
y Advisory
Co-leaders of Action Groups Board (TAB)
SRIA
SCOPING
FORUM
Informal Group of AG Speakers
ACTION GROUPS (AG)Accomplishments 1: Joint calls
– 2013 Transnational Collaborative Research Projects, approx.
10MEuro: all projects running
• Societal Transformation in the Face of Climate Change
• Russian Arctic & Boreal Systems
– 2015 Call for Climate Services : Collaborative Research action on
Climate Predictability and Inter-regional Linkages (with Belmont
Forum) approx. 15MEuro: all projects running
• Drivers and mechanisms linking Poles & Monsoons for societal usefulness
of climate services
– 2016 ERA-NET COFUND “European Research Area for Climate
Services” (ERA4CS)
• Joint transnational co-funded call, with 16 countries and up to 75MEuro:
– a “cash” topic, supported by 12 RFOs, on co-development for user needs and
action-oriented projects
– an “in-kind” topic, supported by 28 RPOs, on institutional integration of the
research components of national CSAction Plans - 1
• Follow up Workshop 6 June / GPC long term strategy (contribution to WP
2018-2019 and later also 2020 : joint actions with other JPI’s or ERA nets.
• Development of a new JPI Climate Liaison Strategy: focus on widening
participation stakeholder engagement (Open Science vision for Europe)
• H2020 call WP 2017
– ERA-NET COFUND on Climate Services Roadmap: Cross-sector
impact assessments (evaluation, comparison and integration) – possibly
in cooperation with Belmont Forum (lead GE)
– CSA on Widening international cooperation activities on climate
adaptation and mitigation (lead BE)
• H2020 WP 2018 – 2019 (2020)
– both improved cooperation and better alignment with EC and H2020 :
using co-funding instruments for joint programming (e.g. ERA-Net,
CSA, etc.) and specific EC instruments (e.g. RIA, IA, PPP, etc.) on
complementary themes that cannot be supported MS/AC.Action Plans 2
• A Multilateral Joint Call for Proposals on Transformations to Sustainability
(T2S) T2S is a new funding programme for international, transdisciplinary
projects addressing transformations to sustainability initiated by the Belmont
Forum and NORFACE network. JPI Climate is involved in this call. Call for
Outline Proposals is expected to be released in December 2016.
.
• Update climate knowledge hub ( CS providers and users) www.climate-
knowledge-hub.org:Join the ERA4CS network of climate services providersAction Plans: topics and activities for 2018-20 (to
be discussed and/or approved at 12th GB meeting
• Climate Science
– Next generation of climate science in Europe, Action Group (led by France & UK) -
Concerning the ocean component of climate, a potential cooperation with JPI Oceans is
under investigation.
• Science support to meet SDGs & UN agreements
– Climate policy impacts on social transformation pathways (incl. very low emission scenarios),
involving in particular Humanities and Social Sciences.
• Greenhouse Gas emissions verification (alignment of national programmes and infrastructures)
• Synergies and trade-off between policies on climate including negative GHG emissions (SDG13)
and on others SDG environmental policies (e.g. on biodiversity and ecosystem services). A
potential cooperation with BiodivERsA is foreseen.
• Disaster risk reduction on key sectors. Climate knowledge synergies are possible with initiatives
dealing with climate extremes on a given sector, as JPI Water, JPI Urban Europe, JPI FACCE.
• Integrated regional focus on vulnerable areas in Europe and beyond
• Quality assessment of climate adaptation policies on vulnerable regions, incl. outside Europe.
Potential cooperation could be investigated on case by case with appropriate regional initiative,
e.g. Arctic Science Summit, Art.185 BONUS & PRIMA, EU-Africa STI cooperation, EU-CELAC
cooperation, etc.
• In 2017, a suite of Scoping Workshop to contribute to the JPI Climate Scoping Forum will be
supported by the additional activities of the ERANET for Climate Services (ERA4CS), in close
cooperation with CSA ClimatEurope, Copernicus Climate Change Services, Climate KIC , the
European Roadmap for Climate Services and the Belmont ForumOutreach
• JPI Climate Guidelines on Open Knowledge
– to serve the network of research funders and policy makers
involved in the JPI community.
– extended version (available at www.jpi-climate.eu) for the
scientific community and to non-academic stakeholders (e.g.
practitioners, NGOs, civil society)
• CIS-climate (+ funding agencies ) is used to inform BE stakeholders
on the most important JPI activities (e.g. launch of an ERAnet, joint
calls, …)
• Researchers often ask us : what is in it for us?Internationalisation
• E.C ‘s strategic approach for international cooperation in research
and innovation
• Moedas ‘ policy: 3 Os including OPEN TO THE WORLD
• COP 21 Paris agreement
• 2030 sustainable development goals : R&I + Climate action
• Dealing with global challenges requiring int. cooperation
• Request for cooperation between JPI’s
• On-going actions - Follow up Workshop 6 June / GPC long term
strategy and contribution to the SC5 WP 2018-2019 ?
• Cooperation in H2020 (Africa in particular, also India, Brazil,…)
• SFIC: roadmapsInternationalisation
• JPI Action Group on internationalisation prepares CSA (Widening
international cooperation activities on climate adaptation and mitigation)
(deadline 7 March 2017) aiming at:
– A framework and permanent strategic and structured dialogue in view of opening the JPI to
international cooperation
– Supporting the implementation of the 2030 SDG and the COP21 Paris agreement
– Setting up flagship activities in targeted regions (E;G Africa, S. America…) with other JPIs,
international research programmes and funding and investment institutions , including
Belmont Forum
– Developing a knowledge base for strengthening resilience, and adaptive and mitigation
capacity in particular in vulnerable regions (LICS and LMICS), including operationalisation
and evaluation of the Green Climate fund.CSA: partners and some figures • 4 years starting mid/end 2017 • EUR 2 million in the Work Programme - however other amounts can be proposed • Proposal deadline: March 2017 • Workshop 5/6 October 2016 to prepare proposal for JPI Climate Governing Board (end Nov.)
CSA: preliminary overall structure
WP1: Coordination and Management – Lead BE
WP 5 Outreach, Communication & dissemination
WP4:
WP3:
Strategic
WP2:
Providing more international
Widening the coherent focused actions
EU-Platform & integrated
Int. dialogue knowledge and Flagship
decision Actions
support Other ActionsImpact • Influence H2020 WPs • Alignment of research agendas • Internationalisation beyond the EU ( Belmontforum)
Long term sustainability of the JPI • Both multiyear partnerships with Member States and European Commission are required, either sustained by annual fees (actually 20k€ per country), in-kind support from organizations and EC simplified support, to initiate, follow-up and valorise activities required to implement the SRIA 2016-2025. • At present the MOU is being renewed. (DK will not contribute any more)
More on www.jpi-climate.eu Thank you to the CS for the use I could make of some slides and Patrick Monfray for using his input in the GPC
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