
Climate Change
and Future Marine
Ecosystem
Services
and Biodiversity

Deliverables

Deliverable 8.3
Synthesis Report: Contribution of FutureMARES NBS to climate change adaptation in marine habitats in all Case Study Regions
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This report addresses FutureMARES Synthesis. The Synthesis products are provided as appendices (policy documents, synthesis report draft) or hyperlinks (Storyline documents).
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Deliverable 7.3
Knowledge Products Delivered
on Demand
The project set up a Platform for Knowledge Needs, enabling decision makers to request the development of knowledge products and expertise to support their policy needs. This report summarises the work done to establish that platform and presents the knowledge products co-developed in close dialogue between decision makers and FutureMARES experts.
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Deliverable 6.4
Comparison of Storyline Demonstrators – Decision Support Tools based on Bayesian Networks
Decision support tools (DST) based on Bayesian networks can be used in the context of Nature-based Solutions (NBS) and Nature-inclusive (sustainable) Harvesting (NIH) to reveal and illustrate trade-offs between scenarios and for the planning of interventions.
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Deliverable 1.5
Report on ecological, social, and economic indicators of biodiversity by ecosystem services in relation to policy targets and climate change
This research will contribute to setting a common framework to perform the economic analyses of the different NBS&NIH. The framework of indicators will enhance the dialogue with policymakers leading to an impact beyond the scientific output of FutureMARES.
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Deliverable 7.2
Policymaker engagement, feedback, and policy relevance of key knowledge products
This deliverable report summarises these science-policy activities, presenting policymaker engagement and feedback. Moreover, this deliverable links key FutureMARES knowledge products and tools to relevant national and EU policy instruments.

Deliverable 4.4
Mechanic Projections for Changing Species and Ecosystems: Preliminary Projections and Report
The aim of this report is to present preliminary projections on how climate change and various management strategies affect marine biodiversity, ecosystem function, and services across European seas. Using advanced spatial-temporal marine ecosystem models, the study evaluates the ecological and socio-economic outcomes of Nature-Based Solutions (restoration and protection) and Nature-Inclusive Harvesting under different climate scenarios.
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