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This one-day workshop is your chance to be at the forefront of policy development in high impact events research. Together, we will discuss and analyze key challenges, ranging from climate change and biodiversity conservation to sustainable resource management. By collaborating with esteemed experts and like-minded individuals, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the creation of a comprehensive and impactful policy report for the European Commission.

Workshop Highlights
- Engaging discussions with leading climate researchers and science-policy makers
- Development of a White paper for policy implications to inform decision makers before COP28 starts.
- Collaborative group exercises for practical application of knowledge
- Q&A sessions to address your burning questions to decision makers

Participation in this workshop is free and open for all registered EMS2023 attendees. However, in-advance registration by sending an email would be appreciated.
Limited Seats Available! Reserve Your Spot Today! at secretariat@ecra-climate.eu.

Be Part of the Change!
Your active participation in this workshop will make a difference in shaping the future of climate research policy. By attending, you will not only expand your knowledge but also contribute to global efforts to protect these unique and fragile ecosystems.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please don't hesitate to contact us at secretariat@ecra-climate.eu.

About ECRA: Knowledge for climate action
The European Climate Research Alliance (ECRA) is a bottom-up initiative launched in 2011 by the European Commission focusing on the objectives to bring together, optimize and expand European expertise in climate research by sharing EXISTING national research capacities and infrastructures. We are building bridges at the science-stakeholder interface towards Knowledge exchange in Earth system Science.
Collaborative Programmes of research: National and European Climate change research programmes have to be streamlined and coordinated, in order to ensure optimum use of human resources, modelling capacities, field activities, and infrastructures, maximising therefore the impact of scientific results and reinforcing the

European Research Area for climate change science.
We strengthen the interface between climate researchers and policy makers to ensure that research findings are effectively communicated and translated into actionable politics. We also promote science communication and outreach: we improve communication skills of early scientists to effectively communicate to a broader audience.

This workshop is led by our Collaborative program Climate Change and High-level Impacts.