![]() The experience from the Sectoral Information System demonstrators of the Copernicus Climate Change Service and from relevant Horizon 2020 projects.Socio-economic data at the local level and integrating it to the tools and services developed or improved for regional and local end-users.Consistency in the definition of climate risk indicators in view of the Mission objectives and projects addressing climate change risks.In particular, proposals are encouraged to take into account: Identify data availability and data accessibility gaps, and overcome barriers and limitations of existing approaches.Prepare and implement training and capacity building, adapted for non-experts local end-users (beyond the 5 regions where the tools are demonstrated) to support them in using or tailoring the tools developed by the project. Develop a gap-analysis of accessibility, usability, customization and adaptability of existing European relevant information (including climate, socio-economic, demographic information) services with respect to user needs at regional and community levels.Consider impacts of climate change on key community systems highlighted in the Mission Implementation Plan, across several climate regions and how their functioning might be affected by climate change induced risks.The tools developed should be designed as a component of decision support tool for public authorities integrating socio-economic aspects and allowing them to assess risk-reduction benefits of various adaptation solutions across several regions. Set forth improved user-defined data manipulation tools that can be used, reused and further developed, thereby contributing to an ecosystem of readily available tools and integrated information services.Therefore, proposals should address all of the following: The successful proposal will develop new technologies addressing access to key climate data and information services such technologies will use improved user-defined and user-friendly tools tailored to regional and community level applications for adaptation to climate change able to build climate resilience in all sectors/services involved the focus will be on case-specific climatological and physical conditions critical for the areas mentioned in the Mission Implementation Plan. This topic relates to the Mission’s first and second objective: i) preparing and planning for climate resilience and the need for a better understanding of climate change related risks and ii) supporting at least 150 European regions and communities in developing their vision of a climate-resilient future and innovation pathways to reach it. Demonstrated application in at least 5 EU regions or communities.citizen-generated data) and information, in combination with authoritative data and information as part of the European Green Deal Data Space. ![]() Tested FAIR data governance and management mechanisms that enable the sharing, community validation and use of locally sourced data (e.g.Projects might want to refer to, and follow guidance, from the project under the topic on “Supporting and standardising climate services”. Quality-controlled climate data services that the Mission could build upon, supported and maintained as customizable, user-oriented components of operationally supported EU services (such as the C3S).Beyond-state-of-the-art relevant information (including climate, socio-economic, demographic information) services and tools tailored to Mission users’ needs (decision makers, local and regional authorities and other end users), with customizable data-manipulation tools available for use and re-use.Long-term safeguarding of developed solutions by integration in the operational infrastructure and services of the Climate Data Store should also be explored. Better access to, and transformation of, the already openly available climate data in the C3S Climate Data Store, Climate ADAPT and relevant Horizon 2020 projects or other initiatives (such as GEOSS ) into user-relevant climate change services, in combination with locally sourced data and information, where available.Projects are expected to contribute to all of the following outcomes:
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