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EEA/CCE/TC/26/006 - Topic Centre on Climate Risk and Resilience: Reporting, Tools and Online Knowledge Support
The Topic Centre shall support the EEA in delivering tasks which support the adaptation reporting under the Governance Regulation, the adapted Governance Regulation, and the Union Civil Protection Mechanism. The tasks will include data analysis, quality control, and preparation for the development of knowledge products, as well data prepa...
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- 11. August 2026
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- 14. August 2026
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The Topic Centre shall support the EEA in delivering tasks which support the adaptation reporting under the Governance Regulation, the adapted Governance Regulation, and the Union Civil Protection Mechanism. The tasks will include data analysis, quality control, and preparation for the development of knowledge products, as well data preparation and updates for Climate-ADAPT, where relevant.
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