T37 / NI2
This research will provide us with an understanding of the magnitude of the ecological, economic and social impacts of climate change, land management decisions, emerging and/or mixed pollutants, socio-economic drivers of land management and land use change, and policies, planning and regulation.
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Understanding and assessing impacts of drivers and management
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Lukas Kacena
xylukas.kacena@tacr.czhttps://www.tacr.cz/index.php/en/yespossiblynoTechnology Agency of the Czech Republic, section for management of research
possiblyklusacek@geonika.cz
possiblyklusacek@geonika.cz
Europe
Finland
France
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
implementation programme soil and subsurface
Leo Hamerlinck (via Linda Maring)linda.maring@deltares.nlhttps://www.bodemplus.nl/onderwerpen/bodem-ondergrond/bodemconvenant/thema/kennis/uitvragen/uitvraag-2017/aanbestedingsvormen/xxxpossiblypossiblyThis programme has budget untill (10 mln between 2017-2020) for soil and subsurface. They use the Dutch knowledge agenda soil and subsurface (which is the same as the dutch contribution to the INSPIRATION agenda) as leading research questions. They set out different calls (next call is on climate / rural area, nature / infrastructure or energy, max 150 KEUR, 50% cofininancing needed, deadline Nov 29 2017 ) They are open for collaboration in europe. how and on which topics is not specified yest. Probably theyw ant to arrange this via the Knowledge and Innovation Program Soil and Subsurface (also entered in this database)
outside our remitlinda.maring@deltares.nl
outside our remitlinda.maring@deltares.nl
Poland
Portugal
Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia
Maria MaiaMaria.Maia@fct.ptwww.fct.ptPermission for what?yesyes
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
Center on Spatial and Organizational Dynamics
Thomas Panagopoulostpanago@ualg.pthttp://cieo.pt/mission.phpyespossiblyyes
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
António José Conde Buzio Sampaio Ramos
218814000antonio.ramos@adcoesao.pthttp://www.adcoesao.pt/AD&Cpossiblypossibly
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
possiblytpanago@ualg.pt
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
IHOBE Basque Environment Agency
Ana Alzola +34 94 423.07.43ana.alzola@ihobe.euswww.ihobe.eusyes but only within the interested partiespossiblyyesIhobe is the public agency for environmental management of the Basque Country. As such the organization has limited funding capacity. However Ms Alzola has tried to reflect in her responses the potential interest of the Department of Environment of the Basque Government with respect to the SRA. She is willing to participate in an online match making / meeting in the medium term though.
very interestedoutside our remitgemma.garcia@tecnalia.com
very interestedoutside our remitgemma.garcia@tecnalia.com
Sweden
The Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agrucultural Sciences and Spatial Planning
Elisabet Goranssonelisabet.goransson@formas.sewww.formas.seyespossiblypossiblyMay be a change of Contact person
possiblyyvonne.ohlsson@swedgeo.se
possiblyyvonne.ohlsson@swedgeo.se
Switzerland
Swiss National Science Foundation SNSF
c/o Marco Pützmarco.puetz@wsl.chwww.snf.chnonono
possiblymarco.puetz@wsl.ch
possiblymarco.puetz@wsl.ch
Swiss Federal Office for the Environment FOEN
c/o Marco Pützmarco.puetz@wsl.chwww.bafu.admin.chnonono
possiblymarco.puetz@wsl.ch
possiblymarco.puetz@wsl.ch
United Kingdom
- For founders
- For endusers
- For researchers
- For citizens
Investments in research on assessing the impacts of drivers of environmental change will generate a better understanding of the magnitude of ecologic, economic and social impacts of climate change, land use and land mangement at different spatial as well as temporal scales. This will provide critical input for establishing novel and innovative alternatives for land use and land management that better balance the interests of all stakeholders.
End-users will benefit from research that contributes to understanding the net-impact of land management strategies and the effect of policies and regulations affecting land use, since it will provide them with knowledge and arguments to defend their interests in decision-making and to pro-actively adapt to emerging challenges.
Researchers are challenged to develop a thorough understanding of the environmental, socio-economic and ecological impact of land management decisions at and for different spatial and temporal scales.
Research on understanding net impact will empower citizens as responsible consumers but also as stakeholders in the land use planning decision-making process. It will enable them to put alternatives on the negotiation table that will reduce the possible adverse impacts of land use that they experience and to create benefits from a sustainable use of natural capital.
This research topic concerns the understanding of the socio-economic, ecological and environmental impacts of climate change, land management decisions, emerging and/or mixed pollutants, socioeconomic drivers of land use and land use change, and policies, planning and regulation.
This topic clusters research and innovation needs regarding the identification (why and where are there impacts?) and the assessment (what is the impact?) of (yet unknown) impacts of different drivers of environmental change. In this regard, there is a need to better understand the impacts of (see also figure NI-3):
1) climate change;
2) land management decisions;
3) new and / or mixed pollutants;
4) socioeconomic drivers of land use and land use change, such as market trends, lifestyle and consumption patterns; and
5) policies, planning and regulation.
1) climate change;
2) land management decisions;
3) new and / or mixed pollutants;
4) socioeconomic drivers of land use and land use change, such as market trends, lifestyle and consumption patterns; and
5) policies, planning and regulation.
Activities:
knowledge transfer, knowledge creation, demonstration, training and education, survey and monitoring, networking
Goals:
No poverty, Zero hunger, Good health Quality, Education, Gender equality, Clean water & sanitation, Affodable and clean energy, Industry innovation and infrastructure, Sustainable cities and communities, Responsible consumption, Climate action, Life below water, Life on land, Peace and justive, Partnership for the goals
National research needs:
- AT-2Improvement of management measures for the cultivation of agricultural land
- AT-6Land use for infrastructure
- AT-7Restoration and re-cultivation of land
- AT-8Soil and landscape diversity
- AT-9Decoupling of the economic impact
- AT-10Demographic changes and urban land use
- AT-10Demographic changes and urban land use
- AT-13Political regulations and involvement
- BE-10Organic carbon (OC) in soil
- BE-10Organic carbon (OC) in soil
- BE-17Recycling of soil nutrients
- BE-18Soil biology and soil biodiversity
- BE-21Pressure on land and spatial planning, fragmentation of land, scarcity of land
- CZ-1Urban sprawl and consequent land-use changes in the hinterland of big cities
- CZ-2Contaminated sites as heritage of the 20th century and how to deal with them
- CZ-4Adoption of landscape to climate changes (extreme climatic events – droughts, floods etc.)
- CZ-5Improving quality of soil-sediment-water (SSW) system
- FI-1Assessing the impacts of different land uses and climate change on the quality and quantity of surface waters and groundwaters
- FI-1Assessing the impacts of different land uses and climate change on the quality and quantity of surface waters and groundwaters
- FI-1Assessing the impacts of different land uses and climate change on the quality and quantity of surface waters and groundwaters
- FI-3Gathering and synthesizing data on the state of soils and waters for policy formulation
- FI-4Interactions, changes and resilience of biogeochemical cycles in soil-water-sediment system
- FI-4Interactions, changes and resilience of biogeochemical cycles in soil-water-sediment system
- FI-6Changes and challenges in forests and mires
- FI-6Changes and challenges in forests and mires
- FI-7Soil-related preconditions for sustainable intensification of food production
- FI-9Innovative ways of recycling materials and re-using land areas
- FI-10Risk management and sustainable remediation of soils and groundwater
- FI-16Climate change adaptation
- FR-1Allocation of Land
- FR-3Knowledge, functions, distribution and evolution of soils
- DE-1.1Actors and Cross Sectional Management
- DE-2.1Cicular Land Management
- DE-2.2Settlement Area Management and Environmental Compensation
- DE-2.2Settlement Area Management and Environmental Compensation
- DE-2.5Urban Climate Adaption
- DE-3.1Rural areas
- DE-3.3Landscape transition
- DE-3.4Compensation
- DE-3.5Ecosystem services
- DE-4.2System Understanding
- DE-5.1Agricultural ecological systems
- DE-5.3Sustainable Agricultural Ecological Systems
- DE-5.3Sustainable Agricultural Ecological Systems
- DE-5.4Greening policy
- DE-5.5Agricultural Technology
- DE-9Research Field “Global Perspective“
- DE-9Research Field “Global Perspective“
- IT-2Contamination of water, soil and sediments
- IT-3Spatial and urban planning
- PL-2Threats to soil
- PL-2Threats to soil
- PL-6Degraded land in urban areas
- PT-1Plans for Soil Conservation
- PT-1Plans for Soil Conservation
- PT-2Opportunities of innovative and sustainable agricultural technologies
- PT-2Opportunities of innovative and sustainable agricultural technologies
- PT-3Strategies for minimization and remediation of soil/water pollution.
- PT-3Strategies for minimization and remediation of soil/water pollution.
- PT-3Strategies for minimization and remediation of soil/water pollution.
- PT-4Combating desertification
- PT-4Combating desertification
- PT-4Combating desertification
- PT-7Impact of agricultural policies
- PT-7Impact of agricultural policies
- PT-8Competition between land uses
- PT-10Resource Efficient Economy with a Sustainable Supply of Raw Materials
- RO-1Food security and food safety. Soil and water management environmentally oriented practices: a need for more practical tools for farmers.
- RO-2A healthy living environment. Organic farming fits the current state of the soil quality and land use in the country? Well, yes.
- RO-3Raw material and resource consumption. Nutrients: maintain and improve soil fertility under the increased demand of higher yields and increased rates of nutrients export.
- RO-3Raw material and resource consumption. Nutrients: maintain and improve soil fertility under the increased demand of higher yields and increased rates of nutrients export.
- RO-3Raw material and resource consumption. Nutrients: maintain and improve soil fertility under the increased demand of higher yields and increased rates of nutrients export.
- ES-3.6New technologies development and the territorial model:
- ES-3.7Positive externalities of agroforestry uses.
- ES-3.11Adaptation to climate change
- ES-3.12Relationship between climate change and tourism:
- ES-3.14Green infrastructure
- ES-4Specific technologies
- SW-1Climate change effects on surface and ground water and ground conditions (mitigation and adaptation)
- SW-2Safe and sustainable (drinking) water supply from water source to tap
- SW-2Safe and sustainable (drinking) water supply from water source to tap
- SW-2Safe and sustainable (drinking) water supply from water source to tap
- SW-2Safe and sustainable (drinking) water supply from water source to tap
- SW-3Ensure efficient use of natural resources
- SW-3Ensure efficient use of natural resources
- SW-3Ensure efficient use of natural resources
- SW-4How to reach sustainable urbanization?
- SW-5Sustainable agriculture and food production
- SW-5Sustainable agriculture and food production
- SW-5Sustainable agriculture and food production
- SW-6Sustainable forestry
- SW-6Sustainable forestry
- SW-7Management of contaminated land, groundwater and sediments
- SW-7Management of contaminated land, groundwater and sediments
- SW-8Biodiversity and ecosystem services
- SW-8Biodiversity and ecosystem services
- CH-2.11Demographic change and lifestyle
- CH-2.12(Economic) drivers and political and economic interests
- CH-3.3Impact of stress factors on ecosystems
- CH-3.3Impact of stress factors on ecosystems
- NL-1Agriculture and food
- NL-1Agriculture and food
- NL-1Agriculture and food
- NL-2Liveability of rural areas
- NL-3Climate change
- NL-3Climate change
- NL-5Smart and healthy cities
- NL-5Smart and healthy cities
- NL-5Smart and healthy cities
- NL-6Mobility and transport
- NL-7Soil quality
- NL-8Energy supply
- NL-9Resource efficiency
- NL-10Governance
- NL-12Soil-sediment-water system knowledge
- NL-12Soil-sediment-water system knowledge
- UK-1Efficiency of primary food producers, while recognising the associated environmental and societal needs.
- UK-2Soil and groundwater remediation
- UK-4Natural systems
- UK-5Demand for soil/ land resources, imports and exports
- UK-7Targeting outputs
- UK-11Assessing the values of primary and secondary production