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The role of climate change foresight for primary and secondary raw materials supply
Apertura:
17 de Octubre, 2023
Cierre:
05 de Marzo, 2024
Hora de Cierre:
11:59 PM

The role of climate change foresight for primary and secondary raw materials supply

PROPÓSITO DE LA CONVOCATORIA

Investigación /Innovación

PAÍS

Unión Europea

ENTE FINANCIADOR

Comisión Europea

MONTO A SUBVENCIONAR

5.000.000 EUR

ÁREA/TEMA ESPECÍFICO

Cambio climático en el suplemento de materias primas

The call is aimed at projects that contribute to the role of climate change forecasting for the supply of primary and secondary raw materials

The successful proposal will support the transition to a digital and low carbon society in the context of the European Green Deal with a particular emphasis on climate change and raw material value chains. In particular, it should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:

Short-, medium-, and long-term scenarios of changes in the type, origin and quantity of raw materials (metals/minerals) required for the twin transition.
Geo-referenced projections for the changes to the greenhouse gas and energy footprint associated with the supply of these primary and secondary raw materials with a view to facilitating their use in integrated assessment models.
Models and data contributing to the development of the European Commission’s Raw Materials Information System[1].
Inputs to international scientific assessments such as reports by IPCC, the International Resource Panel and IPBES.

Applications must include a plan for the exploitation and dissemination of results
including communication activities, unless provided otherwise in the specific call
conditions.

The call is aimed at projects that contribute to the role of climate change forecasting for the supply of primary and secondary raw materials

The successful proposal will support the transition to a digital and low carbon society in the context of the European Green Deal with a particular emphasis on climate change and raw material value chains. In particular, it should contribute to all of the following expected outcomes:

Short-, medium-, and long-term scenarios of changes in the type, origin and quantity of raw materials (metals/minerals) required for the twin transition.
Geo-referenced projections for the changes to the greenhouse gas and energy footprint associated with the supply of these primary and secondary raw materials with a view to facilitating their use in integrated assessment models.
Models and data contributing to the development of the European Commission’s Raw Materials Information System[1].
Inputs to international scientific assessments such as reports by IPCC, the International Resource Panel and IPBES.

Applications must include a plan for the exploitation and dissemination of results
including communication activities, unless provided otherwise in the specific call
conditions.