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CJS2 152f Collection of user requirements and associated analysis for the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) - Enhancing User Intelligence
This contract is to deliver innovative and effective approaches to both stakeholder engagement and the analysis of user requirements. The Contractor shall make sure that the voice of all existing and potential users is heard and that information on their needs is collected through dedicated user uptake efforts by: • Collecting, analysing ...
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- European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
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- August 20, 2026
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This contract is to deliver innovative and effective approaches to both stakeholder engagement and the analysis of user requirements. The Contractor shall make sure that the voice of all existing and potential users is heard and that information on their needs is collected through dedicated user uptake efforts by: • Collecting, analysing and managing user requirements • Organising national and transboundary workshops • Enhancing the URDB and its alignment with internal systems • Supporting strategic coordination and communication around user needs.
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