The project seeks to generate labor capacities and competencies in individuals and organizations to advance toward carbon neutrality and increase resilience to the effects of climate change.

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An inter- and transdisciplinary research initiative that seeks to develop participatory strategies for adaptation and governance.

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The General Water Directorate (DGA), through the User Organizations Department (DOU), and the University of Chile, developed an agreement called the “User Organizations (OU) Support Program”. This was carried out in collaboration with the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the same university through the Territorial Analysis Laboratory.

Various lines of work were carried out within the framework of this agreement. One of them was L1, “Training Course for Women Directors of User Organizations with a Gender Perspective,” which aims to provide theoretical and methodological tools in water governance, gender perspective, and organizational functioning, considering the challenges of women’s participation in the decision-making processes of boards of directors.

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In 2021, the CR2 assumed the technical secretariat of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change campaign, which seeks to promote climate resilience worldwide. The work consists of coordinating the evaluation of initiatives that join the Race to Resilience and creating metrics for climate resilience.

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Support the co-construction process for the design of a Public Technical Institute (ITP), through the development of a Diagnostic and a Strategic Plan to generate and/or strengthen technical, research, development and innovation (R+D+I) capacities, as well as technology and knowledge transfer (TKT) within the STCI System. The co-design of the ITP will allow the provision of public interest goods and services to address the triple crisis (climate, ecological and pollution), aligned with the Climate Change Framework Law (LMCC), the Long-Term Climate Strategy (ECLP) and its implementation means and other country priorities with a sustainable and long-term vision.

The Regional Hydroclimatic Program for the Andes, dependent on the Hydroclimate Panel (GHP) of the Global Energy and Water Exchanges Project (GEWEX), one of the core projects of the World Climate Research Programme (WCRP). It was created in 2018 with the general objective of improving the understanding and prediction of the climate and hydrology of the Andes Mountain range with the participation of actors from all Andean countries.

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PRACT aims to provide high-resolution spatial information to inhabitants, decision-makers, and other interested parties and allow them to participate interactively in the design and implementation of climate adaptation in their territories. To facilitate this objective, users can comment and upload photos about the adaptation measures displayed on the map in the Adaptation Monitoring module. On the other hand, in the interactive whiteboard module, a series of tools are provided to facilitate the design and implementation of territorial diagnostics of risk in the face of the impacts of climate change and possible ways to adapt. This can be used by different users and at different territorial scales, being relevant for individual use, neighborhood, and/or municipal organizations, among others.

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The project aimed to strengthen the capacities of the Regional Climate Change Committees (CORECC) in climate change management and reflect on the challenges of regional governments in climate public policy towards 2050.

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A hydrographic basin management platform that offers data on droughts, climate, soil, and water use and availability, among other things, to support decision-making in the face of droughts and water scarcity in Chile.

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The “Carbon Neutrality Observatory for Chile” is an independent initiative of the University of Chile between the CR2 and the Energy Center, whose main objective is to monitor the level of compliance with the carbon neutrality goal proposed by Chile in its NDC (Nationally Determined Contribution).

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This diploma was taught by CR2 researchers and attended by more than 80 municipal officials from across the country, who acquired various tools to integrate climate change into municipal management.

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The CR2 is part of the international consortium of this project, which seeks to create innovative products and services to improve air quality forecasting and attribution to support public health and energy sector management in different regions of the world.

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The CR2 integrates the network of European and Latin American institutions involved in this project, which aims to develop a homogeneous air quality forecasting system for Latin American countries.

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The project generated climate projections for the Chilean Antarctic territory through mathematical models to support the development of public policies. The information is available on an open and interactive platform.

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The CR2 supported the Climate Change Office of the Ministry of the Environment in the design, evaluation, and justification of a quantified black carbon reduction target that can be integrated and consistent with the national greenhouse gas reduction target.

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The project generated climate projections for Chile through regional-scale climate modeling. This information contributes to estimating the country’s vulnerability and is available on an interactive platform to support public policy design.

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This is a project that identifies the potential impacts of climate change on various critical productive sectors to facilitate the development of adaptation measures. The results are displayed on a freely accessible web platform.

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A project by the CR2 and Adapt-Chile consisted of diagnosing the need and viability of having a climate change law in Chile and providing the minimum contents of such an institutional framework.

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