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WHY NEVERMORE

According to the UN Secretary-General, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
Sixth Assessment Report (2021) is a “code red for humanity”. Human-induced climate change is already affecting many extreme weather and climate phenomena in every region of the world. It is, thus, essential to work for a climate-resilient society.
This entails mitigating the climate change impacts, which are making themselves felt already, and aiming at climate neutrality.
The COVID-19 pandemic has further highlighted the importance of improved translations of scientific insights into policy and social practice. NEVERMORE acknowledges that policymakers and civil society must spearhead climate change action based on scientific knowledge.

NEVERMORE ACTIONS

ADVANCING

interdisciplinary
co-production
of knowledge

EVALUATING

climate change impacts and risk

SUPPORTING

policy-makers in
decision-making to tackle climate change

INFORMING

stakeholders and
end-users on the societal transition

UPTAKING

NEVERMORE research outputs to promote international cooperation

PROJECT’S OBJECTIVE

NEVERMORE is a 4-year project determined to support excellence in research on climate science and climate policies.

The project aims to develop integrated models and instruments for simulating and assessing the impacts and risks of climate change and to realise new interactive digital tools for citizens and policy-makers to learn about future scenarios and make mitigation and adaptation policies more effective.

5 CASE STUDIES

NEVERMORE focuses on 5 case studies,
including climate change hot-spots such as an islands, the Boreal, Mediterranean and Alpine regions.

Island – Sitia, Crete island (EL)
Mountain region – Trentino region (IT)
Boreal region – Norrbotten County (SE)
Mediterranean region – Murcia region (ES)
Wetland – Danube Delta (RO)

COUNCILS OF STAKEHOLDERS

By establishing five Local and Transnational Stakeholder Councils, the project ensures the active involvement of public and private actors in the co-design, co-creation and co-assessment of social innovation-based activities.

The Local Councils in the five case studies and the Transnationalone will be crucial grounds for understanding and mapping the needs and interests of different actors related to climate change and modelling approaches as well as promoting the adoption of climate change decision support tools by relevant stakeholders and the general public.

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