Climate-Space Knowledge Exchange

• Country: Italy
• Summary: Climate-Space Knowledge Exchange
• ITT Ref No: 97294508
• Deadline: 15 Mar 2024
• Financier: Other Funding Agencies
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 1-12141
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• Description:
• Tenders are invited for Climate-Space Knowledge Exchange. Price Range: 500 KEURO Open Date: 19/02/2024 17:14 CET Closing Date: 15/03/2024 13:00 CET Climate change is the biggest global threat and challenge of the 21st century. The main international driver for action responding to climate change is the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). The 2015 UNFCCC Paris Agreement, a legally binding international treaty, aims to strengthen the global response to the threat of climate change, with Article 12 calling for the promotion of public understanding, public awareness, public access to information, and training and education, recognising these as important steps to enhancing action.To that end, the purpose of CLIMATE-SPACE Knowledge Exchange is to maximise awareness, access, use and understanding of satellite data for climate research with an emphasis on promoting the CLIMATE-SPACE programme. To fulfilthis purpose the Contractor is tasked with the following six objectives, relating to the themes of communications, storytelling, training, data tooling, data management and communications innovation, respectively. 1. Communications. To strategically inform and engage climate scientists and the public on space derived climate research, including the gathering and curation of CLIMATE-SPACE science information, the forming of such information into communications content, the leveraging and management of communications channels, venture building towards partnerships and collaborations into other sectors, with strategic communications management underlying all these activities. Especially pertinent to the meeting of this objective is a leading participation via the Contractor of a major specialist Communications presence. 2. Storytelling. To increase awareness to climate scientists and the public of space derived climate research. This comprises the maintenance, further development and hosting of an interactive communications platform (Climate from Space) geared to capturing the imagination of users, and the production of high quality graphics and animations. 3. Training. To increase understanding to climate scientists and the public of space derived climate research. This comprises thedevelopmentand hosting of training resources and events, a series of training seminars and a series of competitions.4. Data Tooling. To increase use by climate scientists and the public to the data produced by the CLIMATE-SPACE programme. This comprises the maintenance and further development of a CLIMATE-SPACE python library (CCI Toolbox).5. Data Management. To increase access by climate scientistsand the public to the data produced by the CLIMATE-SPACE programme. This comprises collation, curation, provision of free and opendata access and discoverability of data produced by the CLIMATE-SPACE programme via a central data management facility to climate scientists (CCI Open Data Portal).6. Communications Innovation. To accelerate the awareness, access, use and understanding of satellite data for climate research, through cost effectively cultivating and scaling up novel means of climate communication.
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