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Knowledge for Climate is a research programme that aims to develop applied knowledge, through cooperation between the Dutch government, the business community and scientific research institutes, in order to ensure that long term decision making takes into account the impacts of climate change. The research programme focuses on eight areas, called hotspots. Investments will also be made in improving climate prediction and climate effect models, with a National Climate Facility established for the purpose. An important part of the programme is Knowledge Transfer and International Cooperation. Knowledge for Climate was approved by the Dutch Cabinet in July 2007 and a budget of 50 million euros awarded from the Economic Structure Enhancing Fund (FES).
Project information
Lead
Wageningen University and Research Centre
Partners
University of Utrecht, the VU University, KNMI and TNO/Deltares together with other academic institutes, the business community and the government (central government, provinces, municipalities and water boards)
Source of funding
Dutch Economic Structure Enhancing Fund (FES)
Reference information
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Published in Climate-ADAPT: Jan 1, 1970
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