How We Work

IRISCC tackles climate change risks by working hand-in-hand with users and stakeholders. Our three-pillar approach ensures you're at the center of everything we do.
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Work Packages

WP1
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Communication, dissemination, engagement, and exploitation management

  • T1.1: Project Communication and Dissemination strategy and its implementation
  • T1.2: Stakeholder mapping and engagement
  • T1.3: Promotion of the IRISCC Catalogue of services
  • T1.4: Innovation Management and Exploitation
  • T1.5: Landscape analysis and strategic position of the Research Infrastructures
WP2
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Co-design of IRISCC integrated knowledge services

  • T2.1: Development of the overall concept for co-design of integrated Knowledge Services
  • T2.2: Co-design activities on IRISCC integrated Knowledge Services with users, stakeholders, and
  • T2.3: Testing with potential users the co-designed services and validation of services for implementation
WP3
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Knowledge exchange and training of service providers and users of IRISCC services

  • T3.1: IRISCC Training and Knowledge Exchange Plan
  • T3.2: Training modules for climate change risk capacity building
  • T3.3: Nurturing European R&I capacity with transferable skills
  • T3.4: Ensuring continuous capacity building on exploitation of RI services beyond the project
WP4
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Delivering integrated IRISCC Scientific Services

  • T4.1: Defining the conditions for Demonstrators to successful implementation with KPIs
  • T4.2: Providing the necessary set of climate risk model output supporting Demonstrators
  • T4.3: Implementing the Demonstrators
  • T4.4: Assessing maturity level for upscaling the integrated services
WP5
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 Implementation of IRISCC-integrated Knowledge Services

  • T5.1: Integrated Knowledge Service development
  • T5.2: Integrated Knowledge Service implementation
  • T5.3: Integrated Knowledge Service assessment
WP6
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Integrated Knowledge Service Assessment

  • T6.1: Harmonisation of access policies and procedures to IRISCC digital services
  • T6.2: Harmonisation of procedures for transnational access
  • T6.3: Formulating and deploying a technical interoperability and FAIRness framework to support
  • T6.4: Designing and implementing a test procedure for integrated IRISCC services
  • T6.5: Arranging a gateway from IS-ENES VRE to the IRISCC e-infra platform for providing access
  • T6.6: Ensuring full interoperability and exchange with EOSC
  • T6.7: Options and conditions for future integration of RI services with e-infrastructures
WP7
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IRISCC Catalogue of Services

  • T7.1: Co-design of IRISCC Catalogue of services
  • T7.2: Validation and enhancement of the integrated and customised services for the IRISCC
  • T7.3: Establishment of the strategic Access Programme for access to climate change risk services of
  • T7.4: Ensuring the sustainability of the IRISCC Catalogue of services and service provision beyond
WP8
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IRISCC TA and VA Access Management

  • T8.1: Centralized TA management
  • T8.2: Centralized Virtual Access management
  • T8.3: Transnational and virtual access related service user and service provider support
  • T8.4: Access provision monitoring and evaluation
WP9
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VA01 – Virtual access provision for climate change risk services

  • T9.1: Interactions with RIs and centralized VA management system
  • T9.2: Virtual access to R1 services
  • T9.3: Virtual access to R2 Scientific Services
  • T9.4: Virtual access to Integrated Knowledge Service (R3) service
WP10
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TA01 Transnational access provision for climate change risk services

  • T10.1: Providing TA and remote TA access to platforms across relevant RIs in IRISCC
  • T10.2: Linking between IRISCC activities and individual platforms
WP11
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Project management

  • T11.1: Project organisation and governance
  • T11.2: Communication with project partners, EC, and REA
  • T11.3: Day-to-day project management, monitoring the quality of the project performance and
  • T11.4: Ethics, ecological and societal responsibility, and research data management