Download the programme overview here.
| 17:00 GMT+1 | |
| Registration Opens for ECCA2023 | Dublin City Hall |
| From 18:00 GMT+1 | |
| Evening Welcome Reception with Caroline Conroy, Lord Mayor of Dublin | Dublin City Hall |
Side Events | |
| 13:00 - 17:30 GMT+1 | |
| AXIS
research programme final event: Highlights from holistic climate impacts,
economics and pathway research | Royal Irish Academy Stream Now |
| Chair: Rolf von Kuhlmann, DLR with Lead Project Investigators of AXIS projects | |
The AXIS research programme (AXIS – Assessment of Cross(X)-sectoral climate Impacts and Pathways for Sustainable Transformation) is an ERA-NET co-funded by the European Commission and 10 national funding partners. Research addressed within AXIS touches upon several of the themes presented at ECCA2023 advancing and integrating various strands of climate impact research with economics and wider scenario research considering the UN Sustainable Development Goals. AXIS builds bridges across disciplines and traditional climate impact categories, with the goal to improve stakeholder oriented climate information and services beyond the often separate research stands of adaptation and mitigation.Drawing on 3 to 4 years of research, the AXIS side event at ECCA2023 will showcase key results of ten AXIS projects. The session will cover a range of topics such as droughts, linkages to biodiversity and bioeconomy, land-use change for mitigation and adaptation, and holistic scenario development. The event will be relevant for policymakers, stakeholders and the related scientific communities alike. For more information please see the draft agenda here. | |
| 14:00 - 16:00 GMT+1 | |
| World
Meteorological Organization and Copernicus Climate Change Service: Launch of
the State of the Climate in Europe 2022 Report | Dublin City Hall |
| Please note this side event is invitation only. For more information or to request an invitation, please contact Sari Lappi (slappi@wmo.int) | |
Chair: Eoin Moran, Director, Met Éireann Speakers: Jack Chambers, Minister of State, in the Department of Transport and the Department of the Environment, Climate & Communication Petteri Taalas, Secretary-General, World Meteorological Organization Carlo Buontempo, Director, Copernicus Climate Change Service, ECMWF Uroš Vajgl, State Secretary, Ministry of Environment, Climate and Energy, Slovenia Espen Barth Eide, Minister of climate and environment, Norway Mauro FACCHINI, Head of Unit for Earth Observation, European Commission Panelists: Rebecca Emerton, Scientist, Copernicus Climate Change Service, ECMWF Andrew Ferrone, Head of Meteorological Department, Administration des services techniques de l’agriculture, Luxembourg Kornélia Radics, Director, Regional Office for Europe, World Meteorological Organization Marie Donnelly, Chairperson of the Irish Climate Change Advisory Council Eimear Cotter, Director at the Irish Environmental Protection Agency | |
| The
WMO State of the Climate in Europe 2022 is the second of an annual series
successful started last year. This joint publication by WMO’s Regional
Association for Europe (WMO RA VI) and the European Union’s Copernicus Climate
Change Service summarizes the state of the climate, and the extreme and
high-impact weather and climate events in 2022 for WMO RA VI (Europe) domain,
placed in context of long-term climate variability and climate change.
Furthermore, the report includes a climate policy section, concentration this
year on energy sector. The launch event of the report is organized in
cooperation with the World Meteorological Organization, Copernicus Climate
Change Services and Met Éireann. | |