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Climate Change – Terrestrial Adaptation & Mitigation in Europe

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Announcement


Published paper on climate change altering effects of afforestation
Online version (1 Nov 2011)
Published paper on bioenergy
Online version (9 Sep 2011)
Our FOR/ GEO-BENE/ CC-TAME REDD paper is identified as highly accessed article
Open Access Page

CC-TAME Events


Final meeting 19-20 September 2011, IIASA, Austria
Please download Agenda
Midterm review meeting 25-26 November 2010, IIASA, Austria
Please download Agenda
CC-TAME at UNFCCC COP15 Side Events, Copenhagen, Denmark
Please download Our Schedule and REDD Policy Brief
CC-TAME at WFC 2009 Side Event on 22 October 2009, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Please download Posters

CCTAME

The CC-TAME (Climate Change: Terrestrial Adaptation & Mitigation in Europe) project concentrates on assessing the impacts of agricultural, climate, energy, forestry and other associated land-use policies considering the resulting feed-backs on the climate system in the European Union.

CC-TAME’s international consortium is composed of 16 highly recognized multi-disciplinary science partners who will carry out the project during 2008 - 2011.

A technologically explicit bottom-up approach on the farm/forest management practice level to full fledged sector analysis allows the CC-TAME consortium to assess "The efficiency of current and future land-use adaptation and mitigation processes" on various levels:

  • Land-use practice (fertilization, tillage, thinning etc…)
  • Land-use change (e.g. bioenergy potential)
  • Economic efficiency (cost minimization) - economic potential and competitive economic potential
  • Efficiency of policy instruments (e.g. subsidies, auctioning of environmental services, taxes)
  • Effectiveness with respect to political implementability and acceptability
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Coordination

IIASA - Ecosystems Services and Management Program (ESM)
Michael Obersteiner
oberstei@iiasa.ac.at

Florian Kraxner
kraxner@iiasa.ac.at
IIASA Logo International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)
Schlossplatz 1
A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria
Tel.: (+43-2236) 807 0
Fax: (+43-2236) 71 313
Web: www.iiasa.ac.at

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© CCTAME 2009-2011 - last modified: 14.12.2011
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