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Point de Contact NationalDéfi 5

Action climatique, environnement, efficacité des

ressources et matières premières

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Horizon 2020

Défi sociétal n°°°°5La place des SHS dans la

programmation 2016-2017 du Défi 5

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1. Contexte et attendus de la place des SHS dans le Défi 52. Topics dans lesquels l’appel aux SHS mentionné ou

ayant un intérêt pour les SHS3. Focus Area Croissance Bleue

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L’appel aux SHS est mentionné spécifiquementdans l’introduction du Programme de Travail SC5 2016-2017 :

« (…) le défi sociétal Action pour le climat, Environnement, Efficacité des

ressources et des matières premières se concentre sur la recherche et

l'innovation qui stimule l'investissement privé et public pour des solutions

d'avenir dans le cadre d’une utilisation efficace des ressources, d’une

économie adaptée au climat avec un approvisionnement durable en matières

premières. Il est nécessaire de démontrer le potentiel de l'Europe pour

l'innovation systémique et l'adoption de solutions technologiques et non -

technologiques grâce à des projets de démonstration à grande échelle. Un

programme de transformation de cette ampleur nécessite des changements

majeurs dans les attitudes et les comportements et la contribution des sciences

humaine et sociale sera essentielle pour transmettre des solutions efficaces

Contribution des SHS: des objectifs transversaux à tous les Défis


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L’appel aux SHS est mentionné dans la feuille de route pour les Services Climatiques via uneapproche trans-disciplinaireRecommandations :

• Assurer la qualité et la pertinence des services climatiques ciblés grâce aux

progrès de la science et à la transdisciplinarité et grâce à l'intégration des

observations et des données socio-économiques, le développement d'outils

et de méthodes de prévision et de décision pertinents prenant en compte

également les besoins d'infrastructure associés et les exigences de

formation.

• Promouvoir et soutenir une approche transdisciplinaire, pour déclencher

l'innovation et les réflexions hors champ nécessaires pour le

déveeloppement des services climatiques de pointe et prêts à l’usage.



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L’appel aux SHS est mentionné spécifiquement dans le rapport 2014 de l’Advisory Group SC5 à propos des Services Climatiques


Social Sciences & Humanities provide« Service demand »

drivers

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Titres Objectifs ActionTaille

budgétaire (millions €)

Date(s)Limite(s)

SC5-1-2016-17Exploiting the added value of climate services

a) Demonstration of climate services (2016)Intérêt SHS

IA2-stage

20M08/03/201606/09/2016b) From climate service concepts to piloting and

proof-of-concept (2017)Intérêt SHS

RIA2-stage

SC5-2-2017Integrated European regional modelling and climate prediction systemIntérêt SHS

RIA1-stage

13M 07/03/2017

SC5-8-2017

Large-scale demonstrators on nature-basedsolutions for hydro-meteorological riskreductionContribution SHS Nécessaire

IA2-stage

25M07/03/201705/09/2017

SC5-09-2016Operationalising insurance value of ecosystemsContribution SHS Nécessaire

RIA1-stage

5M 08/03/2016


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Date(s)Limite(s)

SC5-15-2016/2017Raw materials policy support actions

2017 b) Good practice in waste collection systemsIntérêt SHS

CSA

1,5

8 Mars 2016

7 Mars 2017

2017 d) Linking land use planning policies to mineral policies

Intérêt SHS1,5

32017 e) EU network of mining and metallurgy regionsIntérêt SHS

SC5-19-2017Coordination ofcitizens’ observatoriesinitiatives

Benchmark & interoperability between citizens’ obs.and other initiatives Contribution SHS Nécessaire

CSA1-stage

1M 7/03/2017

SC5-21-2016-2017

Cultural heritage as driver for sustainablegrowtha) Heritage-led urban regeneration (2016)

b) Hertiage-led rural regenaration (2017)Contribution SHS Nécessaire

IA2-stage

10M

(a)8/03/20166/09/2016

(b)7/03/20175/09/2017


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Date(s)Limite(s)

SC5-22-2017Innovative financing, business and governancemodels for adaptive re-use of cultural heritageExpertise SHS

RIA1-stage

5M 7 Mars 2017

SC5-28-2016

Transformations of sustainability« New approach to sustainability from the angle of social transformation »Contribution des SHS nécessaire

ERANET Cofund

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Other Actions 6Experts for the preparation of four inducement prizesEx. : Eco. Circulaire, héritage culturel…Inscription dans la base d’experts de la CE

Expert Contracts

0,3 ¼ 2016

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Date(s)Limite(s)

BG-03-2016Multi-use of the oceans' marine space, offshore and near-shore: compatibility, regulations, environmental and legal issues

Understanding barriers and possibilities associated with combining marine activitiesIntérêt pour les SHS

CSA1-Stage

2M17 Feb.

2016

BG-04-2017 Multi-use of the oceans marine space, offshore and near-shore: Enabling technologies

Combine several activities & related services in the same marine spaceIntérêt pour les SHS

IA1-stage

8M14 Feb.

2017

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Date(s)Limite(s)

BG-08-2017Innovative sustainable solutions for improving the safety and dietary properties of seafood

Generate new knowledge to develop commercial solutions for improving the socio-economic and environmental sustainability of the seafood production and processing industryIntérêt pour les SHS

IA1-stage

7M14 Feb.

2017

BG-11-2017The effect of climate change on Arctic permafrost and its socio-economic impact, with a focus on coastal areas

Assess the impact of permafrost on Arctic coastal systems and its effect on the availability/accessibility of resources, the stability of infrastructure, the growth of potential new economic activities, as well as on pollution and health. Contribution des SHS nécessaire

RIA1-stage

10M14 Feb.

2017


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Les topics où l’appel aux SHS est spécifiquement mentionnéNatured-based solutions for territorial resilience

Introduction

L'objectif de cette partie de l'appel est de positionner l'Europe en tant

que leader mondial de l'innovation à travers des solutions inspirées dela nature afin de relever les défis économiques (nouveaux produits,services, modèles d'affaires, mobilisation de nouveaux

investissements) sociaux (emploi, bien-être, solidarité, santé) etl'environnement (préservation et restauration de la biodiversité, desécosystèmes et des services écosystémiques, utilisation durable des

terres et l'aménagement du territoire, imperméabilisation des sols,pollution atmosphérique et sonore) la résilience des zones rurales etnaturelles en prenant en considération un système très large visant à

la stabilité écologique.


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Les topics où l’appel aux SHS est spécifiquement mentionné

Natured-based solutions for territorial resilience

SC5-08-2017: Large-scale demonstrators on nature-based solutions for hydro-meteorological risk reduction

• “The contribution of social sciences and humanities to these processes is considered necessary”.

• En lien avec le topic SC5-10-2016 Multi-stakeholder platform to promote innovation with nature to address societal challenges.


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Natured-based solutions for territorial resilience

• SC5-09-2016: Operationalising insurance value of ecosystems

• “Trans-disciplinary and participatory approaches including

social sciences and humanities are therefore considered necessary.”

• En lien avec le call Smart and sustainable cities 2016-2017, en particulier“SCC-02-2016-2017: Demonstrating innovative nature-based solutions in cities”.

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Raw Materials (1)SC5-15-2016-2017: Raw materials policy support actions

b) Good practice in waste collection systems (2017):

• lorsque cela est possible, évaluer les avantages et les inconvénients des

différentes approches - y compris les impacts environnementaux et socio

- économiques - avec quantification des coûts/avantages; identifier les

bonnes pratiques et les éléments clés pour les systèmes efficaces et

efficients de collecte des déchets , ainsi que les obstacles pour la mise en

œuvre et les solutions possibles pour surmonter les goulots

d'étranglement en tenant compte de la capacité d'adaptation des

solutions envisagées aux différentes régions de l'UE ;

• valider les éléments clés identifiés , les bonnes pratiques et les mesures

visant à surmonter les obstacles en consultant les parties prenantes à

travers une approche participative impliquant les citoyens et un plan ciblé.

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Raw Materials (2)SC5-15-2016-2017: New solutions for sustainable production of raw materials

• d) Linking land use planning policies to national mineral

policies (2017) : “review and analyse how exploration and extraction

of mineral raw materials in Member States are integrated in land use

planning and practices at all levels of implementation (…)

• consider how to best link land-use planning with the concept of

safeguarding valuable mineral deposits (…)

• take into account the following relevant issues: a) the integration of land

use and subsurface planning, b) the assessment of different options for

land use where there is no pre-exclusion, c) the INSPIRE Directive, d)

information needed in the process, (…)”



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Raw Materials (3)SC5-15-2016-2017: New solutions for sustainable production of raw materials

e) EU network of mining and metallurgy regions (2017) :

“involve relevant competent authorities, private sector, research and academic organisations, civil society and experts in relevant

social sciences and humanities”. “use a multidisciplinary approach, involving in particular social sciences and humanities, in order to better understand the different

aspects of Social Licence to Operate (SLO) in mining in a given cultural context.”



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Earth ObservationSC5-19-2017: Coordination of citizens' observatories initiatives “A coherent approach should also be taken to ensuring the delivery and uptake of in-situ data and information coming from citizens

observatories through GEOSS and Copernicus. Hence, proposals should include a broad range of stakeholders, including public bodies, private sector representatives, research

institutions – including from social sciences and humanities –NGOs and citizens' associations.”



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Cultural Heritage

SC5-21-2016-2017: Cultural heritage as a driver for sustainable growth

a) Heritage-led urban regeneration (2016)

b) Heritage-led rural regeneration (2017)

“The participation of social sciences and humanities disciplines such as

architecture, archaeological sciences, cultural anthropology, law,

economics, governance, planning, cultural and historical studies,

is critical to properly address the complex challenges of this topic. “



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Cultural Heritage

SC5-22-2017: Innovative financing, business and governance models for adaptive re-use of cultural heritage « develop and validate tools with a replicability potential in different local conditions to assist decision-making processes,

using multi-stakeholder approaches, involving local communities and underpinned by social science and humanities expertise, for adaptive re-use of cultural heritage.”



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Support to policy and preparing for innovation procurement

SC5-28-2016: Transformations to sustainability“A new approach to sustainability research from the angle of social

transformation will require the active contribution and pro-active

leadership from social sciences and humanities disciplines, in terms of

bringing relevant existing knowledge, framing the research questions,

designing and implementing the research, and helping to derive

effective, equitable and durable solutions (…). The approach should

take into account existing experiences and programmes addressing

the issue of transformation to sustainability and low-carbon economies

and societies, such as (…) FP7, JPI Climate, (…) and the International

Social Science Council (ISSC) programme, with a strong focus on

developing countries.



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Other Actions6. Experts for the preparation of four inducement prizes“Experts will give advice to the Commission services on (i) the definition of one

prize within the given area and the critical amount to be awarded in orderachieve an effective inducement effect, (ii) targeted potentialapplicants and the communication strategy needed, and (iii) how best todefine the specific evaluation criteria.

Each grouping will include experts of different disciplines, such astechnologies, business, administration, social sciences and humanities.”

• Inducement prize for the circular economy, addressing the whole value

chain, but focusing on the retail sector, ensuring end user involvement and

acceptance, and encompassing the entire environmental footprint of good(s).

• Inducement prize for valorising the potential of cultural heritage for

sustainable development, building heritage-led innovation communities.



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Climate ServicesIntroduction : " ( ... ) Dans ce contexte général, il y une demande

croissante pour traduire la richesse existante de données climatiques etdes informations personnalisées dans des outils, des produits et del'information (« des services climatiques ») . Ceux-ci devront ensuite

permettre une approche plus systémique de la gestion des risques . (...) .Par exemple, des outils combinant la variabilité du climat et de l'énergie,une analyse des projections de la demande peuvent améliorer la

planification de l'approvisionnement en énergie et se prémunir contre lespénuries pendant les périodes critiques; les planificateurs et lesingénieurs peuvent utiliser les prévisions climatiques à long terme pour

décider où placer les bâtiments ou les infrastructures devraient êtreplacés en fonction des risques d'inondation locales ( ... ) .“• Aménageurs, Géographes, Economistes (éco. du risque), …


Topics ayant un intérêt pour les SHS3

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Climate ServicesSC5-01-2016-2017: Exploiting the addedvalue of climate servicesa) Demonstration of climate services (2016) Innovation Action :“The action funded must respond to a formulated need for climate services by end-usersthat are served by climate service suppliers or business intermediaries and thedemonstration project must be co-designed and co-developed with these end-users.” (…)

The added value of the climate service provided has to be measurable and should be

validated by the end-users collaborating in the demonstration projects.”

• Implication de communautés d’utilisateurs



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Climate ServicesSC5-01-2016-2017: Exploiting the addedvalue of climate servicesb) From climate service concepts to piloting and proff-of-concept

(2017) RIA.“ (…) The action should create case studies to address methodological issues, develop theuser/provider interface, and test the relevance of climate services with a view to co-

designing demonstration projects with the end-users at a later stage.

• Implication de communautés d’utilisateurs



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Climate ServicesSC5-02-2017: Integrated European regionalmodelling and climate prediction system“Strong engagement with stakeholders and climate informationend-users, including public sector policy-makers, businessorganisations and customers representing specific market sectors

is an essential requirement of this action. “




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Topics ayant un intérêt pour les SHSNatured-based solutions for territorial resilience

• SC5-10-2016: Multi-stakeholder dialogue platform to promote innovation with nature to address societal challenges

“To promote innovating with nature and speed up market up-taking

of nature-based solutions for solving societal challenges there is a need

to establish science-policy-business-society interfaces to

allow for continuous dialogue and interaction. Such interfaces can

take the form of multi-level partnerships, which bring together

multi-disciplinary scientific expertise, policy, business and

society, including NGOs, CSOs, and citizens as appropriate.” (…)

This can be best achieved through strategic, effective and sustained dialogue,

interactions and exchanges between science, policy, business and society

to mainstream both the available knowledge into policy making and

practice, and the needs of policy makers and practitioners into research

and innovation policy and agendas. “

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Support to policy and preparing for innovation procurement

SC5-25-2016: Macro-economic and societal benefits from creating new markets in a circular economy“For its dialogue on progress with the Member States notably in the

context of the European Semester, the European Commission needs a

solid and policy-actionable assessment of the macro-economic,

societal, environmental and labour market benefits/costs of developing

successful and innovative approaches which contribute to the

transition towards the circular economy. “


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IntroductionThis Focus Area will fully address cross-cutting marine and maritimeresearch (…). It will bring technologies to readiness level for

commercial applications and will strengthen the existing Europeanmarine observing, (…) in order to increase our knowledge andunderstanding of the complex marine environment and its interaction

with human activities. (…)3) The Arctic dimension: the objective is to deepen knowledge andidentify sustainable and innovative approaches to tackle the

challenges that climate change is posing in the Arctic region. (…) Inaddition, changes in the Arctic have global consequences such as sea-level rise, changing weather patterns and more extreme weather

events, with socio-economic impact on the EU. (…). Sustainabilityissues in the Arctic have to consider as well the respect ofindigenous communities and the use of traditional knowledge.


La Focus Area Blue Growth (SC2)

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Introduction (2)4) Valorising the Mediterranean Sea Basin: the objective is to deepenknowledge on the Mediterranean marine ecosystems and their

services and to strengthen the European ocean observing, surveyingand monitoring capability (…)The Mediterranean Sea is going through rapid changes in response to

closely interlinked natural and anthropogenic pressures. In addition,the geo-political complexity of the area adds further difficultiesconcerning the establishment of favourable framework conditions to

support the growth of a blue economy (…).



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BOOSTING INNOVATION FOR EMERGING BLUE GROWTH ACTIVITIES

BG-03-2016: Multi-use of the oceans marine space, offshore and near-shore: compatibility, regulations, environmental and legal issues

“Combining several activities such as renewable energy,

aquaculture, maritime transport and related services in the samemarine space, as well as the introduction of multi-use platforms,has the possibility to dividing the infrastructure overhead and

reducing the costs of offshore operations and the demand on thespace needed for different activities. (…) There is a need to have aclear overview of compatibility, regulatory, environmental, safety,

societal and legal issues such as within the context of the maritimespatial planning directive and which impact on the combination ofmarine and maritime activities.” (…)

Enhance social acceptance of these new developments by localcommunities and society at large.”



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BG-04-2017: Multi-use of the oceans marine space, offshoreand near-shore: Enabling technologies

“Proposals should also address health and safety issues at multi-

use marine platforms. Economic viability and societal acceptanceshould also be investigated, especially by involving localcommunities. (…)

Secure acceptance of these new developments by localcommunities and society at large.”



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LINKING HEALTHY OCEANS AND SEAS FOR HEALTHY PEOPLE

BG-06-2017: Interaction between humans, oceans andseas: a strategic approach towards healthcare and wellbeing.

“Proposals should include the creation of a multi-stakeholderforum that shall enable a better understanding of the potential

health benefits from marine and coastal ecosystems including ineconomic terms, (…) This forum should issue a strategic researchagenda based on data covering biological, cultural and

socioeconomic dimensions of the interaction between oceans andhuman health that ultimately impact morbidity and mortality in thegeneral population. Data should encompass sex and gender

differences in the populations studied. Data should be assessedthrough an active involvement of diverse stakeholders acrossEurope including local marine communities, civil society, industry,

and public authorities.”



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BG-08-2017: Innovative sustainable solutions for improving the safety and dietary properties of seafood

“(…) Proposals may take into account the impacts across different

geographical locations and population segments, as well as thespecificities of different types of seafood, also in terms of nutrition.Work is expected to benefit from contribution of social sciences

including 'gender approach' wherever applicable.”



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THE ARCTIC DIMENSION

BG-11-2017: Climate impacts on Arctic permafrost, witha focus on coastal areas, and its socio-economic impact

“The research should employ a holistic and transdisciplinary approach in

cooperation with stakeholders. (…)

It should consider the needs of and the impacts on indigenous

populations, local communities and economic actors operating in this

vulnerable region in the sustainable development context. (…)

Trans-disciplinary and participatory approaches, including social sciences

and humanities, in the process are considered necessary. (…)



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