PARIS REINFORCE researchers have published the opinion article "Green glimmers of hope in climate action through a European, citizen-led transition model" in the "New Europe" newspaper regarding the importance that behavioural changes have in reducing climate crisis.
The PARIS REINFORCE consortium has been considering how best to accommodate COVID-19 implications in its research, including potential long-term socioeconomic implications, impacts on investments, emissions trends due to structural changes and new norms, etc.
The PARIS REINFORCE project co-organises a national stakeholder workshop on climate change, energy and the national context, aiming to explore the available alternatives.
The 1st PARIS REINFORCE Stakeholder Council Dialogue workshop entitled "Enhancing climate policy through co-creation" took place on the 21st of November 2019 at the premises of Bruegel, Brussels, Belgium.
PARIS REINFORCE researchers participate in the "EU-Japan Climate Change Policy Symposium: Use of scenario analysis to form the long-term strategy under the Paris Agreement"
