Join the Transformative Change Seminars, a webinar series by 7 Horizon Europe projects (part of the Transformative Change cluster of projects) working on transformative change for biodiversity conservation, aiming to foster collaborative learning, enhance synergies on concepts and methodologies, co-create adaptive solutions and tools and showcase shared experiences.
The nexus approach as a transdisciplinary approach has emerged as a response to sustainable challenges in various sectors such as water, energy, food, climate, etc.
The monitoring and evaluation framework for grant-making and empowerment activities under NexusNet aims to assess the distribution and impact of grants awarded in 2022 and 2023.
Τhe event was organized by NexusNet Cost Action and hosted by EWA, Water and Energy Agency, Government of Malta.
The 2024 SustainFood Collaborative Learning School (CLS), organized by the SustainFood Network, Penn State College (PSU), Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), and Michigan State College in the United States of America, brought together early career researchers (ECRs) from five continents, 18 countries, and diverse research interests to learn, share knowledge, and develop best practices around Nexus.
What causes #biodiversityloss? How does biodiversity impact climate, food, water, energy, transportation, and health – and how do these factors affect biodiversity? What solutions do we have to stop biodiversity loss?
We are happy to announce the 7th Call for applications for Inclusive Target Countries (ITC) Conference Grants and Dissemination Conference Grants (DCGs) funded by our Action.
Applications should be submitted by 22 July 2024. Decisions will be announced by 26 July 2024.
We are happy to announce the 9th Call for applications for Short Term Scientific Missions (STSMs) and Virtual Mobility Grants (VMG) funded by our Action.
Applications should be submitted by 22 July 2024. Decisions will be announced by 26 July 2024.
Ecosystems play a crucial role in providing a favourable living environment and spaces for different species to interact while providing important resources and regulating key ecological processes that are influenced by human activities, natural events and climate change.
The path to a low-carbon economy in Europe is an urgent challenge that requires innovative solutions and joint efforts in different sectors.
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding agency for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe and enable scientists to grow their ideas by sharing them with their peers. This boosts their research, career and innovation.
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