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Climate Services Business Model: Stakeholder Engagement and Economic Value

Explore the methodological key stages and business model for climate services. Engage stakeholders effectively, assess economic value, and ensure sustainability. Enhance coordination and collaboration at national and European levels to address climate challenges.

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Climate Services Business Model: Stakeholder Engagement and Economic Value

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  1. Del 1.1. 1.4 discussion PM Ruti – C Goodess http://www.climrun.eu

  2. Del1.1 • Overall process – the methodological key stages (WG1) • The business model for climate services (three tiers model) – short intro • Life cycle of CS • list of existing skills (data, model tools).. Organizations … scouting phase … • Need for national coordination and european level … CS it’s not simply limited to Met Services • Identification and selection of stakeholders (WG1) • Communication with stakeholders (WG1) • Involvement of social science experts … impact experts (ISI MIP involvement)… • Expectation and risks … • Identification of needs (WG1) • Translation of needs (WG1 and WG2)* • Defining products • Defining new research developments to answering the needs • Actors … definition … (stakeholders, climatologists, training … , translators) • Producing products (WG2)* • Methodologies to evaluating economic value of CS • Assessing and refining products • Certification … (ask to Sindico …. Maybe)

  3. D1.1 … suggestion for writingphase • Eachpreviousbulletshouldevaluate the feasibility: • Costs, extra-financialcosts …. • Reality … • Technical background … • …

  4. D1.1 • Stakeholder mapping etc. (e.g., see D1.1) • Perception questionnaire • Functioning of the CET/SET • Workshops (e.g., see D4.2) • Product information sheets

  5. Del1.4 Recommendation • The business model for climate services (three tiers model) • Climate tier • Intermediate (SME) tier • Stakeholder tier • Need for national coordination … CS it’s not simply limited to Met Services • Training of intermediate tier (and also stakeholders) – capacity building • Certification of products • Upstream research: Feebacks from stakeholder’s and intermediate (SME ..) level to governement of funding agencies to devolop new products and research • Co-funding from intermediate level and Stakeholders • Synthesis of economic value of CS from Case studies • Synthesis of new research from CLIMRUN experience

  6. Major and systematic continuous involvement of stakeholders even within the project • Needs to translation to specific stakeholders in an appropriate language ; better identification of stakeholders community (skilled /not skilled) . Translate in concrete example (real life) • Define a priority of problems (find the easiest battle and the key points. Find the needs) • Definition of transfer function from climate to impacts problems (e.g precipitation-> hydropower). Major involvement of impact groups • Sustainability of climate services (in an operational point of view)

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