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The DECIPHER project, funded under the Horizon Europe Programme and focused on enhancing decision-making in climate and biodiversity policy, has been awarded with the Deusto Research Social Impact Label by the University of Deusto. This recognition highlights the DECIPHER’s commitment to integrating scientific excellence with tangible societal transformation. The Deusto Research Social Impact Label is […]

📢 Topic: Rational, Enlightening, or Legitimizing? Use of Economic Modelling and the Adoption of the 55% Emission Reduction Policy in the European Union  📅 Date: June 5, 2025 🕒 Time: 14:00–15:00 CET 📍 Location: Online (Link provided upon registration)  👉 Reserve your spot here! We invite you to the fourth webinar of the DECIPHER Project,

We are pleased to announce that IIASA has been invited to participate in the NATCAT 2025 Summit, which will take place in Athens, Greece, from 28 to 30 May 2025. This prestigious international event brings together experts, policymakers, and practitioners to discuss cutting-edge developments in natural catastrophe risk modeling, insurance, and climate resilience. IIASA will

  📍 Location: University of Deusto (UDEUSTO), Bilbao, Spain & limited online participation. 📅 Date: 7-8 July 2025 🕘 Duration: 2 Days 📩  Application: Click here to apply 📆 Registration Deadline EXTENDED: 2 June 2025Update (20 May 2025): Don’t miss your chance to apply! 👥 Participation Limits: 15 in-person participants, 10 online participants 📩 For more details

📢 Topic: Cross-Sectoral Decarbonisation: Sensitive Intervention and Tipping Points 📅 Date: May 2, 2025 🕒 Time: 15:00–16:00 CET 📍 Location: Online (Link provided upon registration) Reserve your spot now! We are excited to invite you to the third webinar in the framework of the DECIPHER Project, where we will explore how sensitive intervention points—such as coal

DECIPHER Webinar #2: The Economics of Coastal Adaptation On March 12, 2025, the DECIPHER Project hosted its second webinar, “The Economics of Coastal Adaptation,” facilitated by Jonas Haas, Doctoral Researcher, Global Climate Forum (GCF). The speaker delved into advanced research and tools addressing the economic challenges faced by coastal regions amidst rising sea levels and

WEBINAR: Predicting willingness-to-pay values for mammals and birds using machine-learning DECIPHER project recently hosted an insightful webinar on the application of machine learning to predict willingness-to-pay (WTP) values for the conservation of bird and mammal species. Led by Maarten Broekman from Radboud University the session explored innovative methods for incorporating biodiversity value into economic decision-making.