This exercise was part of an EU FP7 Blue Skies Project aimed at piloting, developing and testing in real situations a foresight methodology designed to bring together key stakeholders to explore the longer term challenges that face their sector (or cut across sectors) and to build a shared vision that could guide the development of the relevant European research agenda. This approach was applied to the first theme selected, namely “Application of Breakthrough Technologies to Adaptation to Climate Change in Agriculture”. This met the criteria for a sectorally driven topic, was research-driven and involved a clear and vital European policy challenge. Moreover, from an early stage, there was strong stakeholder engagement from the Standing Committee on Agricultural Research and the Directorate-General for Research in Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries, Aquaculture.
EFP Brief No. 176: Foresighting the AgriClimate Ecology
Tags: climate change, ecology, global temperatures, greenhouse gas, health care, ICT, technology, traditional knowledge, water
Categories: brief, Energy, Environment (including climate change), EU, Food, agriculture and fisheries, biotechnology, Global, Health, until 2050
Author : Jennifer Harper ">Jennifer Harper
