Activities Elaborazione, sintesi e trasferimento delle informazioni scientifiche elaborate in ambito IPCC nelle attività previste per il negoziato nell’ambito della Convenzione Quadro ONU sui Cambiamenti Climatici (UNFCCC), Accordo di Parigi, e negoziati interni UE (European Green Deal) per le tematiche scientifiche legate a: i) scienza dei cambiamenti climatici, ii) adattamento, perdite e danni legati al cambiamento climatico, iii) mitigazione del cambiamento climatico attraverso l’agricoltura e l’uso del suolo, cambiamenti di uso del suolo e foreste, iv) global stocktake. Nell’ambito di questa attività viene richiesto un supporto scientifico specifico relativamente alle attività dell’Adaptation Fund Board. 2. Attività di sviluppo dei contenuti scientifici relativi ai documenti preparatori per la partecipazione in altri fori internazionali connessi alle attività dell’IPCC. 3. Focal Point IPCC nazionale, partecipazione alle attività IPCC e del bureau IPCC e attività di comunicazione e divulgazione dei contenuti scientifici. In particolare, il Comitato Intergovernativo sui Cambiamenti Climatici (IPCC) è stato istituito dal WMO e UNEP allo scopo di fornire ai decisori politici una valutazione scientifica della letteratura tecnico-scientifica e socio-economica in materia di cambiamenti climatici, impatti, adattamento, mitigazione. Ogni paese nomina un Focal Point Nazionale IPCC il quale partecipa alle sessioni plenarie e agli incontri del Comitato, rappresenta l’IPCC nel proprio paese, mobilizza la partecipazione della comunità scientifica italiana, e svolge attività di consultazione, comunicazione e divulgazione riguardo alle attività dell’IPCC.

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The global objective of the study is to develop an inundation, flooding and landslide national risk profile, with maps, a strategic framework and action plans for the integration of disaster risk management into urban planning and development, in the Republic of Mauritius.

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The Med-IREN project is strategically designed to demonstrate actionable solutions for climate-proofing critical infrastructures across the Mediterranean, with a particular focus on enhancing resilience through Nature-Based Solutions (NBS). These solutions will be applied to improve climate risk management and ensure business continuity in the face of extreme climate change. The project will be implemented in five key lighthouse regions across the Mediterranean (Granollers, PACA, Ischia, Tuscany, Egaleo), each addressing a specific, present-day challenge. These regions will align with regional policies, further contributing to the EU’s position as a global leader in climate resilience. Moreover, the project will leverage Dataclime, CMCC’s advanced climate service platform, to provide cutting-edge data and analytics for real-time monitoring and risk assessment, ensuring that the project’s impact is grounded in the most up-to-date scientific evidence and fostering actionable insights for stakeholders

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Develop strategies and innovative technologies for a sustainable urban system from the knowledge of its components and the assessment and mitigation of natural and anthropic risks.

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The National Biodiversity Future Center (NBFC) aims at conserving, restoring, monitoring and enhancing Italian and Mediterranean biodiversity. The NBFC is one of the five national centers dedicated to frontier research involving institutions and companies throughout Italy where, among others, SPOKE4 specifically valorizes biodiversity on land ecosystems based on Key Enabling Technologies and Environmental Sustainability. CMCC role and activities CMCC is involved in terrestrial spoke and will contribute in the spoke 4 with: development of future climate change projections at high resolution; scenarios of land-human change scenarios for relevant drivers to ecosystem services and biodiversity functioning; modelling response to climate change of bioclimate stratification and relevant forest species; multi-dimensional composite indices integrating hazard, exposure and vulnerability indicators to identify hotspot and prioritize vulnerable elements at risk. Expected results Position Italy as a reference country for the study and conservation of biodiversity in the Mediterranean and southern Europe Organize and manage databases freely accessible to the international community Help achieve green deal targets related to the carbon sequestration capacity of ecosystems and biodiversity conservation Provide innovative tools for policy makers to quantify ecosystem services and decrease biodiversity loss Experimenting with new nature-based solutions to improve environmental quality and quality of life Increase public awareness of the value of biodiversity for its shared management Funded by National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), Mission 4 Component 2 Investment 1.4 – Call for tender No. 3138 of 16 December 2021, rectified by Decree n.3175 of 18 December 2021 of Italian Ministry of University and Research

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The project aims at providing the outputs of global and regional climate simulations for the Alpine and Mediterranean region and ocean re-analyses.

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One of the aims is to implement an integrated assessment of climate related risks, based on available datasets and exisisting models, focusing on different but interacting sectors (agriculture and water)

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The EU-funded OEMC project will provide the open-Earth-monitor cyberinfrastructure to accelerate Europe’s capability to process high-quality, user-friendly, environmental information, based on Earth observation (EO) data. The developed cyber-infrastructure will be secured in FAIR data principles and existing platforms related to EO will be leveraged to a higher level. This will allow the monitoring of essential biodiversity indicators and the registering of natural capital accounts for private and public sectors, allowing businesses to improve their competitive advantage through the EU Green Deal and European citizens to have a better quality of life.

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The overarching goal of the OFIDIA Plus proposal is to enhance understanding of knowledge, accessibility, and facilitation gaps that hinder the widespread adoption of sustainable fire prevention actions in the cross-border area. The project aims to develop and demonstrate innovative tools and solutions to support policymakers and all actors in the firefighting system, promoting behaviors that prioritize prevention and ecosystem protection. The project actions target the Italian regions of Puglia, Calabria, Basilicata (Matera province only), and the Greek region of Epirus, aiming to enhance environmental resilience and quality of life.

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This project will build a bridge between the science community where most of the climate-information is generated and the stakeholders community that has to introduce these data in the decision making process and policy.