What is SEEPIA?
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 5:10 am
We are a member of a research consortium that, with its project, the Center for Socio-Economic Research on the Impacts of Environmental Policies ( SEEPIA ), received support from the Environment for Life program of the Technology Agency of the Czech Republic (TAČR).
The main objective of the project is to create an interdisciplinary research center that will ensure long-term professional capacity for socio-economic research in the field of the environment.
The contextual policy framework of the project israel telemarketing is the European Green Deal, which the European Commission presented at the end of 2019 as a strategic vision for the transition to a carbon-neutral, more sustainable and greener economy, while strengthening the value of protecting and restoring natural ecosystems, sustainably using resources and improving human health.
As part of the project, our consortium develops methods for policy impact assessment, foresight and research on attitudes and behaviour and provides the Ministry of the Environment and other state administration bodies with expert support in the creation of policies and strategies based on research into current and future impacts on the environment, economy and society. The achieved outputs will then be made known to both the professional and general public. The SEEPIA Centre includes a total of 16 workplaces from 12 independent research organisations, universities and companies with broad expertise. The consortium focuses on achieving three main goals:
Socioeconomic impact assessment of environmental policies
Development and application of foresight methods
Incorporating public attitudes and behavior into the policy-making process
Multidisciplinary cooperation
The Idealab team is responsible for one thematic area within the project and, above all, for the visual and marketing presentation of the entire research consortium. Last year, we prepared a visual identity, logo and website for the new research center , which gradually presents the outputs of the entire research.
The first is an assessment of the investment gap, the timing of investments, the absorption capacity and the usability of EU financial resources in the context of the European Green Deal.
The main objective of the project is to create an interdisciplinary research center that will ensure long-term professional capacity for socio-economic research in the field of the environment.
The contextual policy framework of the project israel telemarketing is the European Green Deal, which the European Commission presented at the end of 2019 as a strategic vision for the transition to a carbon-neutral, more sustainable and greener economy, while strengthening the value of protecting and restoring natural ecosystems, sustainably using resources and improving human health.
As part of the project, our consortium develops methods for policy impact assessment, foresight and research on attitudes and behaviour and provides the Ministry of the Environment and other state administration bodies with expert support in the creation of policies and strategies based on research into current and future impacts on the environment, economy and society. The achieved outputs will then be made known to both the professional and general public. The SEEPIA Centre includes a total of 16 workplaces from 12 independent research organisations, universities and companies with broad expertise. The consortium focuses on achieving three main goals:
Socioeconomic impact assessment of environmental policies
Development and application of foresight methods
Incorporating public attitudes and behavior into the policy-making process
Multidisciplinary cooperation
The Idealab team is responsible for one thematic area within the project and, above all, for the visual and marketing presentation of the entire research consortium. Last year, we prepared a visual identity, logo and website for the new research center , which gradually presents the outputs of the entire research.
The first is an assessment of the investment gap, the timing of investments, the absorption capacity and the usability of EU financial resources in the context of the European Green Deal.