- Location: Ireland, Northern Ireland
- Institution: Agri-Food & Biosciences Institute, Atlantic Technological University, Dublin City University
- Status: Active
- Type: Research
- Theme: Enabling Fair Transformations
- Timeframe: 2024 - 2029
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Policies and systems about climate and land use are important for creating a society that protects nature and supports people’s wellbeing.
How land is used across Ireland and Northern Ireland is a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. It also affects biodiversity and water quality.
The aim of this project is to study how climate and land-use policies are changing across the island of Ireland. It will look at the risks caused by these differences and explore ways to reduce those risks.
Project Goals
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Map regulatory and governance trends for climate, biodiversity and water on the island of Ireland. This will be based on desk research, interviews with relevant stakeholders and scenario analysis.
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Identify regulatory and governance risks on the island of Ireland through scenario analysis and other methods
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Chart potential solutions to regulatory and governance risks
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Work with the other projects to ensure that research activities across the Climate + Co-Centre enable fair and equitable transitions in land use
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