RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard

RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video

Publication: Video
Citation: RECREATE Consortium (2018). RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard. Instructional Video. Online: https://youtu.be/YOjwL1mCF2s

One of the key elements of the Research Network in Climate, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials (RECREATE) project has been the development of the RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard. In order to show the potential user the possibilities provided by the Scoreboard, RECREATE and Ecologic Institute produced an instructional video that takes the user through a number of exemplary analyses.

The Scoreboard gives access to a unique combination of indicators on innovation systems for sustainability, covering all EU28 and additional European countries. On this basis, it allows for a number of analyses across countries, years and innovation systems.

Contact

Melanie Kemper

Head of Communications

Knowledge Management & Web Design

Co-creation in Sustainability Science

Challenges and potential ways forward in implementing co-creation in European research and innovation funding

Year 2018

Publication:Report

This summary pocket book presents key recommendations gathered in the project RECREATE regarding future research and innovation needs in "Societal Challenge 5: Climate Action, Environment, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials". The results include very concrete recommendations on selected topics, overarching recommendations which shall help integrating the different research areas better and recommendations regarding the use of various methodologies. The summary pocket book is available for download.

EU's Future R&I Needs in the Fields of 'Climate Action, Environment, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials'

Recommendations from the RECREATE project

Year 2018

Publication:Web Application

The RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard is a website that presents relevant indicators for tackling societal challenges in the areas of climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials. The Scoreboard provides indicators on ten different Environmental Innovation Systems, or fields of knowledge, that are of high relevance to the areas of climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials.

Year 2018

Publication:Policy Brief

Ecologic Institute co-authored the RECREATE policy brief no. 7 on challenges and opportunities for national waste prevention programs. The authors state that the political framework needs to be more enabling and with further support for research and development targeted at measuring waste prevention and behavior change to unlock the potential of waste prevention. The RECREATE policy brief is available for download.

Stepping up Waste Prevention

Challenges and Opportunities for National Waste Prevention Programmes

Year 2017

Publication:Policy Brief

Policy Brief no.3 examines the case of using Climate information Services to increase urban resilience, learning from the Danish experience with Cloudburst management. It is based on one of the detailed narratives carried out for the RECREATE project. The policy brief is available for download.

Climate Information Services for Urban Resilience

Learning from the Danish experience with cloudburst management

Year 2016

Publication:Report

The RECREATE consortium developed fourteen evidence-based narratives covering the three DG Research and Innovation flagship objectives that were presented to the European Commission in March 2015. On the basis of those narratives, the RECREATE consortium has been asked to deepen the investigation concerning selected narratives. The present deliverable represents the output of this request.

Evidence-Based Narratives – part 2

Triangulation of Selected Narratives

Year 2015

Publication:Policy Brief

The solar services sector sells the service of providing the use of solar electricity to its customer instead of selling solar PV systems (the product). This new business model can be seen as a radical innovation for the solar sector – as it is in other sectors. It is particularly interesting from the perspective of systemic eco-innovation fostering a carbon-free and circular economy. The policy brief is available for download.

Selling Solar Services as a Contribution to a Circular Economy

Year 2015

Presentation:Speech

On 18 November 2015, McKenna Davis, Fellow at Ecologic Institute, gave a presentation at the European Conference on Biodiversity and Climate Change on Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems. The biennial conference, organized by the German Federal Agency for Nature Conservation (BfN) and the European Network of Heads of Nature Conservation Agencies (ENCA), focused on "Nature-based solutions to climate change in urban areas and their rural surroundings: Linkages between science, policy and practice." The presentation slides are available for download.

Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems – complementing grey with green for improved adaptation

18 October 2015
McKenna Davis

Publication:Report

This document contains evidence‐based narratives within the area of "Nature‐Based Solutions". The material found herein has been compiled on request of the Directorate‐General for Research and Innovation (DG RTD) with reference to the project RECREATE. Data were obtained from a variety of different sources, including both published and unpublished works, but mainly constitute the result of desk research.

Evidence-Based Narratives

Nature-Based Solutions

Year 2015

Language

English

Credits

Concept and Script: Stephan Slingerland (Trinomics), Katarina Svatikova (Trinomics), Martin Hirschnitz-Garbers, (Ecologic Institute), Melanie Kemper (Ecologic Institute), Nino Jordan (UCL)
Animations and Sound: Laura Stark (Ecologic Institute)
Voice-over: Steve Taylor (Voice Pool)
Production: Ecologic Institute
Music: Amethyst by Ken Alkinson / Jamendo.com
Sounds: www.freesfx.co.uk

Funding

European Commission, Directorate-General Research & Innovation (DG Research & Innovation), International

Published in

Ecologic Institute's YouTube Channel

Published by

Ecologic Institute, Germany

Year

2018

Dimension

2.44 min.

Project

Research Network in Climate, Resource Efficiency and Raw Materials (RECREATE)

Project ID

Keywords

Resource Conservation + Circular Economy

Horizon 2020, research, innovation, European Research Area, EU, climate, resource efficiency, raw materials

Europe

Instructional Video: RECREATE Scoreoboard

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RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video

RECREATE Green Horizons Scoreboard – Instructional Video

Contact

Challenges and potential ways forward in implementing co-creation in European research and innovation funding

Recommendations from the RECREATE project

Challenges and Opportunities for National Waste Prevention Programmes

Learning from the Danish experience with cloudburst management

Triangulation of Selected Narratives

Nature-­Based Solutions

Nature-Based Solutions