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The expression of interest procedure for R&D projects from the REFOPLAN 2022 is open

The deadline for the expression of interest procedures is 21.12.2021.

The following REFOPLAN projects are awarded in the expression of interest procedure:

 

  • Comparative analysis of approaches to significance assessment in relation to wind energy development and birds, FKZ 3522 86 0500.
  • Knowledge transfer and requirements for technical avoidance measures, FKZ 3522 86 0800
  • Determination of the ecological footprint of biodiversity-relevant products and services, FKZ: 3522 81 0300
  • Further development of green space planning against the background of current challenges, FKZ 3522 81 1200
  • Investigations and field measurements on the potentials of carbon uptake of marine ecosystems and the impacts and challenges of climate change on marine biodiversity in the North Sea and Baltic Sea FKZ: 3522 83 0300
  • Potentials and limits of the resilience concept and other theoretical approaches as guiding principles for dealing with uncertainty in forestry practice FKZ: 3522 84 0200 (pdf, 168.68 KB)
  • Development and implementation of a standardised process to promote ecological standards of urban nature development in vocational training and further education, including scientific monitoring, FKZ: 3522 84 1200
  • Forest peatlands: contribution with regard to biodiversity and climate protection, FKZ: 3522 84 1800
  • Potentials of afforestation and restoration of forests from a nature conservation perspective, FKZ: 3522 84 2200

The BfN provides detailed information on the projects and the procedure here: mhttps://www.bfn.de/interessenbekundung

Information on REFOPLAN 2022: https://www.bmu.de/ministerium/foerderung-und-forschung/forschung/ressortforschung-forschungsrahmen

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