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Research on methods to foster participation in the energy transition has thus far primarily focused on individual households, assuming that energy decisions are made independently within each household. While this approach has yielded significant success, the increasing prominence of Energy Communities and technologies like collective PV systems, district heating, and fast EV chargers necessitates a […]

In the framework of the DECIPHER Project, Deusto University has embarked on the development of a White Book aimed at integrating innovative frameworks into university curricula. This initiative seeks to guide on how to equip future decision-makers with the transversal skills and knowledge required to address the complexities of the modern world and to generate

On November 28 and 29, 2024 DECIPHER Partners met in Delft for a meeting focused on the project’s ongoing progress and upcoming milestones. The two-day event brought the Consortium to review achievements, share reflections, and chart a path for future success. The meeting began with a comprehensive overview of project progress, highlighting key developments and

The fourth project newsletter highlights key results, ongoing work, insights on consortium models, and upcoming events. NEWSLETTER 4

We are excited to invite you to participate in the survey for developing a multi-criteria framework to assess environmental risks. About the Survey: Imagine that you are an official of the European Commission who must address a significant and urgent risk situation related to climate change (such as extreme heat weave, extended drought, rising sea levels, biodiversity loss, or

Did you know that 33% of young people are actively engaged in climate change and environmental initiatives? Dive deeper into the insights from Flash Eurobarometer 545 – Youth and democracy Report to discover about youth involvement in shaping a sustainable future!

As the urgency to address environmental challenges intensifies, innovative research initiatives are crucial. In this context, with the support provided by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Program, under grant agreement no. 101056898, the DECIPHER Project is a part of groundbreaking research endeavors on the biodiversity impact asessment and the potential of land