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Lees verder »: Interviews: In conversation with the builders of a future-proof Netherlands
Interviews: In conversation with the builders of a future-proof Netherlands
The KIN network is bursting with people who are working hard all year round to make the Netherlands climate-proof for the future. This summer, we are pressing pause for a moment and letting 10 of them tell their stories.
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Lees verder »: Brand new Knowledge-in-Action Grant aims to bring science and practice together for Collective Water Management
Brand new Knowledge-in-Action Grant aims to bring science and practice together for Collective Water Management
Starting today, applications can be submitted for the brand-new KIN Knowledge-in-Action grant, this time for proposals in the field of Collective Water Management in East Brabant. KIN has developed this new grant to bring science and practice together to promote fair climate transitions. The starting point is: learning by doing and doing while learning. With…
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Lees verder »: Coming soon: launch of new Knowledge in Action Subsidy for Collective Water Management by KIN
Coming soon: launch of new Knowledge in Action Subsidy for Collective Water Management by KIN
KIN will soon be launching a new funding instrument: the Knowledge in Action subsidy. The Knowledge in Action subsidy mobilises science and practice for just climate transitions through learning by doing and doing while learning. Knowledge institutions and civil society organisations can jointly apply for a maximum of €50,000 for transformative, experimental intervention projects to…
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Lees verder »: Stefan Kuks leaves KIN Pact Strategy and Advisory Council (SAR)
Stefan Kuks leaves KIN Pact Strategy and Advisory Council (SAR)
As of 18 July, Stefan Kuks has left the Strategy and Advisory Council (SAR) of the KIN Pact, the community of the Climate Research Initiative Netherlands (KIN). As water board member for Vechtstromen, chair of the Delta Programme on Spatial Adaptation and professor of Innovation and Implementation of Water Policy at the University of Twente,…
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Lees verder »: Vacancy | KIN Artist in residence
Vacancy | KIN Artist in residence
Are you an artist, designer, maker and/or creative thinker with a keen view of the world, a strong affinity for social transitions and the drive to help shape systemic change from inside-out? The Dutch Climate Research Initiative (KIN) is looking for an artist to join our team.
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Lees verder »: Warning: This is not a typical open call!
Warning: This is not a typical open call!
This call is closed. It is no longer possible to submit an application. We will announce which ideas have been selected in September. Are you a climate ‘researcher’ in the broadest sense, and do you have experience with public funding and its limitations? Share your ideas for your “Impossible Project” with us in a 3…
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Lees verder »: 2nd KIN Crutzen Workshop: Enabling the transition to collective water management in East Brabant
2nd KIN Crutzen Workshop: Enabling the transition to collective water management in East Brabant
We will be faced with enormous amounts of water and extreme drought. Whereas access to water is now taken for granted, this will change in the future. A transition to collective water management can offer a sustainable and fairer solution here. On Wednesday 2 July, KIN therefore organised a second Crutzen workshop in collaboration with…
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Lees verder »: Webinar on the potential of rapid evidence synthesis for climate action on June 26
Webinar on the potential of rapid evidence synthesis for climate action on June 26
On 26 June, Science Europe and partners, including KIN, are organising a webinar for researchers, research institutions and decision-makers to explore the potential of rapid evidence synthesis (RES) as a tool for accelerating the uptake of innovations in policy and practice. The aim is to enable scientifically based solutions to flow more quickly to policymakers…
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Lees verder »: 9 new networks strengthen the KIN Pact community
9 new networks strengthen the KIN Pact community
Last month, the second round of applications for the KIN Pact Network grant was completed. This time, nine transdisciplinary networks – networks representing both knowledge institutions and civil society organisations – were awarded grants. The KIN Pact community has thus been further strengthened with a series of networks, which we are very pleased about.