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RE-CONNECT: Modelling, Projecting and Tracking Emissions Reduction Pathways project

The RE-CONNECT project is dedicated to assisting the 196 Parties committed to the 2015 Paris Agreement, established under the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change, in meeting their climate change obligations.

RE-DESIGN – Europe’s Moment: Designing Effective Policies in Energy Storage Technology for Renewables

RE-DESIGN project investigates how sustainable investment in renewable energy storage can be fostered through effective policy design that includes prosumers (energy-producing consumers), starting in the EU.

REACHOUT – Resilience in Europe through activating City Hubs reaching out to Users with Triple-A Climate Adaptation Tools

REACHOUT is a H2020 project with the aim to advance Climate Services for urban environments in 7 City Hubs across Europe, developing adaptation strategies integrated in climate resilient urban development.

Reanalysis for the period covered by the satellite ocean observations (stream 3)

The Monitoring and Forecasting Centre for the global Ocean (GLO MFC), coordinated by Mercator Ocean International is part of the seven Monitoring and Forecasting Centres (MFCs), and generates model-based products, providing operational analysis and forecasts together with long-term physical and biogeochemical Reanalyses covering the satellite altimetry era. The Reanalysis component shall produce an ensemble of Reanalyses generated by state-of-the-art ocean modeling and data assimilation components, extensively validated, and disseminated at high temporal and spatial resolutions. These global ocean Reanalysis products will be compiled in order to quantify the state of the ocean and its uncertainty using an ensemble approach.

RECEIPT – REmote Climate Effects and their Impact on European sustainability, Policy and Trade

RECEIPT project develops and implements a novel stakeholder driven storytelling concept that maps representative connections between European socio-economic activities and remote climatic hazards, in order to provide relevant and quantitative information on the European risks from remote global climatic features.

RECIPE – Report on Energy and Climate Policies in Europe

The RECIPE project highlights crucial strategic options for Europe’s climate and energy policy at two different scales. Firstly, it informs the relevant stakeholders about the most important barriers to implementation in the European power and heat, industry, transport and agriculture sectors. Secondly, it highlights Europe’s main strategic options in the international arena.

RENOVATE: Approccio Ecosistemico alla Valutazione e Sperimentazione di Azioni di Compensazione e Mitigazione in Ambiente Marino: il caso dell’Hub Portuale di Civitavecchia

RENOVATE è un progetto sperimentale innovativo che ha come obiettivo principale il ripristino delle funzioni e dei servizi ecosistemici marini compromessi dalle attività antropiche costiere e dai cambiamenti climatici. Il progetto si focalizza sull’habitat prioritario 1120* (praterie di Posidonia oceanica), su alcune biocenosi dell’habitat 1170, e su due specie di elevata rilevanza naturalistica ed ecologica: il Corallium rubrum e la Pinna nobilis. RENOVATE è il più ambizioso progetto di “marine habitat restoration” realizzato in Italia e probabilmente in Europa, prevedendo una serie di interventi basati su un approccio innovativo, olistico, volto al conseguimento degli obiettivi di ripristino della funzionalità di habitat e specie nel medio/lungo termine, in un orizzonte temporale decennale. Elemento centrale del progetto è la creazione di un sistema avanzato di osservazione e modellizzazione, operativo su scale regionale e costiera. Questo sistema integra il monitoraggio tradizionale con tecnologie innovative come veicoli autonomi subacquei, stazioni fisse, sensori, iniziative di citizen science e telerilevamento. Il network implementato consente lo sviluppo di un prototipo di “Digital Twin of the Ocean” in grado di: – guidare la pianificazione degli interventi di ripristino e delle azioni di conservazione; – costruire sistemi di early warning per eventi estremi e pressioni climatiche e antropiche; – supportare la scelta delle soluzioni e consentire un monitoraggio solido e a lungo termine del recupero dei servizi ecosistemici. RENOVATE è un progetto che andrà a rappresentare lo stato dell’arte in termini di innovazione scientifica e tecnologica e pone quindi in posizione centrale l’applicazione dei più moderni criteri scientifici utilizzati a livello internazionale con particolare riferimento

REPAIR – Removing non-CO2 greenhouse gas emissions to support ambitious climate transitions

REPAIR will develop first-of-its kind technological proof of concept to remove non-CO2 gases like CH4 and N2O from diluted sources, including from the atmosphere. Two process routes are proposed: (i) capture, concentration and storage/conversion (ii) direct catalytic conversion.

RESCUE: Response of the Earth System to overshoot, Climate neUtrality and negative Emissions

The RESCUE project will improve knowledge and understanding on the “Climate and Earth System responses to climate neutrality and net negative emissions”, by pursuing two overall objectives: 1) Quantify the climate and Earth system responses to pathways achieving climate neutrality by Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) deployment with and without temperature overshoot, and 2) Assess the potential role of CDR in reducing net GHG emissions, as well as its potential environmental risks and co-benefits.

RescueME – Equitable RESilience solutions to strengthen the link between CUltural landscapEs and coMmunitiEs

RescueME is a project funded by the European Commission. RescueME will develop, test and demonstrate the effectiveness of an Actionable Framework based on the Resilient Historical Landscape approach (RHL) complemented by data, models, methods, and tools able to assess risks and opportunities, co-develop inclusive and just resilience strategies and innovative solutions to protect European cultural heritage and cultural landscapes from climate change, disaster risk, as well as other stressors (such as pollution and over-tourism) with special focus on European coastal landscapes.

RESILIENCE – Strengthening the resilience of EU border regions: Mapping risks & crisis management tools and identifying gaps

RESILIENCE is a service contract funded by DG REGIO and DG ECHO of the EC aiming at identify and assess risks in cross-border areas as well as their impact. The project strives to identify agreements, tools and institutional processes to manage these risks – the goal is again to make a systematic review of the legal framework governing disaster risk management and preparedness in border territories but also analyse the tools at the disposal of countries. RESILIENCE will also identify good practices in cross-border risk management which will then be turned into case studies to serve as inspiration for other countries, regions and local authorities.

REST-COAST – Large scale RESToration of COASTal ecosystems through rivers to sea connectivity

REST COAST will demonstrate to what extent upscaled coastal restoration can provide a low-carbon adaptation, reducing risks and providing gains in biodiversity for vulnerable coastal ecosystems, such as wetlands or sea grass beds.

RethinkAction – CRoss-sEcToral planning enHanced by a decisIoN-maKing platform to foster climate Action

RethinkAction focuses on supporting the objectives of the EU Green Deal translating its action plan in relevant and practical actions and solutions related to land use, as opportunities able not only to support climate neutrality and adaptation, sustainable use of the land resources, and biodiversity restoration, but also actions for social improvement, fostering equality and just transition for all designing the road map to green recovery after COVID.

RI-SCALE: Unlocking RI potential with Scalable AI and Data

Data and AI are the fuel of scientific discoveries, and Research Infrastructures (RIs) are at the forefront of this process, generating massive and increasingly more complex datasets. However, the growing size, diversity, and velocity of research data and software demand large-scale infrastructures and technical expertise from those on the user side. RI-SCALE will address this challenge by delivering Data Exploitation Platforms (DEPs). These scalable environments will co-host scientific data with preconfigured AI frameworks and models on powerful compute resources and unlock full data and AI potential for scientific users, RI operators and industry. RI-SCALE will design and develop the DEP technology with four RIs: ENES, EISCAT, BBMRI and Euro-BioImaging. DEP instances will be deployed for environmental and life sciences, validating the technology through 8 scientific and 4 technical use cases. These will run on national e-infrastructures from the EGI Federation and (pre)exascale machines from EuroHPC. RI-SCALE will collaborate with Destination Earth, EUCAIM cancer images data space, Copernicus Data Space Ecosystem, EOSC and Gaia-X to ensure interoperability within the broader landscape. The project will also facilitate industry and university collaborations, provide training and consultancy events to increase the uptake of AI technologies by additional RIs and explore sustainable DEP operation models for RI communities.

Rigenerazione Salento – Rigenerazione Sostenibile dell’agricoltura nei territori colpiti da Xylella Fastidiosa

RISES-AM – Responses to coastal climate change: Innovative Strategies for high End Scenarios – Adaptation and Mitigation

The project RISES-AM addresses the economy-wide impacts of coastal systems to various types of high-end climatic scenarios (including marine and riverine variables).

Risk4Insurance: Risk Assessment for Insurance under Climate Change

The Risk4Insurance-CC project aims to co-develop, test, and validate operational tools for assessing risk relevant to the insurance sector in the context of climate change.

RIVIERADE: Improving modelling methods to produce climate services for resilient European seas and coasts in a decadal to multi-decadal horizon

Delivering validated climate services for resilient European Sea on a decadal to multi-decadal horizon is a challenge. RIVIERADE brings together the scientific communities geared into CORDEX and the Copernicus Marine Service and capitalizes on their unique scientific experience to develop and implement a pre-operational and replicable multi-model framework and protocols to produce, downscale, assess and deliver state-of-the-art decadal predictions and multi-decadal projections of climate change and related impacts on marine ecosystems, covering the basin scale and the coastal areas, up to, and including, development and demonstration of climate services. RIVIERADE will target three European Seas (Baltic, Black, Mediterranean), to produce data and information for ocean health, sustainable blue economy, and coastal climate risks, down streaming the data flow from climate ensembles to coastal areas at different spatial resolutions and for selected areas, in a circular process based on users and stakeholders engagement, co-design and assessment of innovative climate services.

Rome Climate Change Adaptation: Monitoraggio e Strumenti per l’Adattamento

Rome Climate Change Adaptation: Monitoraggio e Strumenti per l’Adattamento is a technical-scientific collaboration initiative between the CMCC Foundation and Roma Capitale, aimed at co-developing research tools to support the Comune di Roma in tackling the challenge of climate change adaptation. In line with the recent Adaptation Strategy (https://www.comune.roma.it/web-resources/cms/documents/Strategia-adattamento-climatico.pdf) approved by the Comune di Roma in January 2025, these tools will transform heterogeneous meteorological and climate data into clear, accessible, and useful information for various stakeholders. The results will provide a solid and reliable foundation for planning future climate adaptation interventions by the Comune di Roma and other involved entities.

ROSE – Roadmaps towards Sustainable Energy Futures. A Model-Based Assessment of Scenarios For Decarbonising the Energy System in the 21st Century

The RoSE project bring together leading energy-economy researchers from Europe and the US to perform a coordinated, model-based analysis in order to reach robust conclusions about the economics of climate policy.

RURAL – RedUcing distance between Research and AgriculturaL enterprises

The project aims at the development of a tool for sharing and cooperation that can encourage farmers to work together for a more effective and synergistic achievement of environmental and climate objectives in the Campania region.

SAFELAND – Living with landslide risk in Europe: Assessment, effects of global change, and risk management strategies.

The project will develop instruments for the evaluation and management of the risks caused by local, regional and European landslides in order to mitigate the damages and evaluate the areas with more risk by considering the ongoing climate change.

SAFERPLACES – Improved assessment of pluvial, fluvial and coastal flood hazards and risks in European cities as a mean to build safer and resilient communities

SAFERPLACES employs innovative climate, hydrological and hydraulic, topographic and economic modelling techniques to assess pluvial, fluvial and coastal flood hazard and risk in urban environments under current and future climates. The service is designed to support the identification and assessment of flood risk mitigation measures and plans, inform climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction strategies, and help to foster multi-stakeholder agreements and partnership for resilience building. SAFERPLACES builds upon the successfully completed 2017 Climate KIC Pathfinder project ‘PLACES – Pluvial flood hazard and risk assessment and mitigation in European cities’.

SAFESEA: Safeguarding from Acidification: Feedbacks and Ecosystem Services for European and global Action

SALT – Sustainable Management of the Esino river basin to prevent saline intrusion in the coastal aquifer in consideration of climate change

SALT overall objective is to contribute to a more efficient groundwater use and to protect groundwater resources from saltwater intrusion in the lower Esino river valley (Marche region), taking into account the envisaged effects of global climate change.