Development and implementation of the cooperation strategy of the Pyrenees Climate Change Observatory (Q4302599)
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Project Q4302599 in France, Spain
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Development and implementation of the cooperation strategy of the Pyrenees Climate Change Observatory |
Project Q4302599 in France, Spain |
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763,047.65 Euro
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1,173,919.5 Euro
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65.0 percent
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1 July 2016
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30 June 2019
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Consorcio de la Comunidad de Trabajo de los Pirineos (CTP)
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42°33'56.30"N, 0°33'38.27"W
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43°36'43.56"N, 1°27'4.68"E
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43°3'21.28"N, 0°8'43.69"E
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41°38'55.75"N, 0°53'20.72"W
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47°49'47.75"N, 1°56'17.88"E
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42°34'18.19"N, 0°32'49.42"W
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41°38'31.42"N, 0°54'5.44"W
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The challenge of the OPCC-2 project is to adapt the territory of the Working Community of the Pyrenees (CTP), composed of 7 regions, to climate change. The mission of the Pyrenees Climate Change Observatory (OPCC) is to be the reference platform of climate change in the Pyrenees. Its strategic objectives are: - To analyze and to provide knowledge about the impacts of climate change in the Pyrenees and about the vulnerability of natural and human systems. - To develop tools to enable decision making for a better adaption and dissemination of the work of the observatory to key sectorial actors. - To give european and international visibility of the transnational nature of the Pyrenees about observation and adaptation to climate change. The expected results are to minimize the effects and consequences of climate change and take advantage of some innovative emerging opportunities in the area. To achieve the goals and challenges, the OPCC designed actions that will be developed by the CTP, the leader of the project and its 6 partners; technical experts covering all cross-border territory. Matters related to climate change and partners are: climate, water cycle, forests, sensitive ecosystems and socio-economic sectors as transversal issues. The project will also include a network of prestigious scientific experts who will support the work and publications of the project. (English)
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