Honorable Mention
from the JPI Climate
Excellence Award
for Social Impact
About the project
Imagine scientists, with her and his, butterfly net. Yet these are not butterflies she and he are after. They are (gracefully) hunting down climate-centred narratives – as elusive and beautiful as the rarest of butterflies. And no, he and she will NOT pin them down. They will look at them as they deploy, live, change, and exist. By observing these, with the help of an international interdisciplinary team, they will identify the fabric of local communities’ weatherworlds. And from these weatherworlds they will infer the needs for climate services – current and future. This is what CoCliServ is about.
The sites
5 cases studies all over Europe
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- 115 km2
- In the south of BrittanyIt has been designated a "Regional natural park"
- It has been designated a "Regional natural park"
Golfe du Morbihan
France
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- Mostly structured around post-war housing projects
- Today it houses a highly multicultural community
Saint-Pierre quarter in Brest
France
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- Climate change is considered as a threat
- The ecosystem of the Wadden Sea is already undergoing change
- we will choose a case study from East or North Frisia
Wadden Sea coastline
Germany
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- The old wharf of Bergen
- Bergen has a long tradition in surface water management
Bryggen
Norway
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The Isle of Dordrecht
Netherlands
The team
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UVSQ-CEARC
France
Baztan, Cordier, Da Cunha, Lescuyer
Quilio, Vanderlinden (LPI), Zhu
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Copernicus-UU
Netherlands
Hegger, Mees, Runhaar (co-PI)
Vervoort, Wardekker (co-PI)
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UiB SVT
Norway
Bremer, Iversen
Van der Sluijs (PI), Wildschut
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CNRS/LSCE
France
Breton, Vautard, Vrac (PI), Yiou
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ULB/IGEAT
Belgium
Decroly (PI), Peeters
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IASB-BIRA
Belgium
De Rudder
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UniHB
Germany
Flitner (PI), Krauss
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Theatre du Grain
France
Jaffrès
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HZG
Germany
Gerkensmeier, Meinke (PI)
Consortium
