Study on the seabed’s natural carbon sequestration capacity and related impacts from seabed-disturbing activities (Horizon Europe Work Programme 2023-2025 – part 12 Missions and Cross-cutting Activities)
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- Jan 13, 2025Expired
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The subject of the present call on the seabed’s natural carbon sequestration capacity and related impacts from seabed-disturbing activities is to review existing knowledge on the natural capacity of different types of seabed habitats in European waters to sequester carbon, to map the distribution of carbon in European seas and to assess the impact of human activities that physically disturb the seabed on its carbon sequestration capacity. This study responds to a specific call for action launched in the EU Marine Action Plan and will support the implementation of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive
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- CLIMAZUL E.E.Winner
- NATUREBUREAU LIMITEDWinner
- SAMS RESEARCH SERVICES LIMITEDWinner
- Universitetet I OsloWinner
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- €381,228Contract value
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The subject of the present call on the seabed’s natural carbon sequestration capacity and related impacts from seabed-disturbing activities is to review existing knowledge on the natural capacity of different types of seabed habitats in European waters to sequester carbon, to map the distribution of carbon in European seas and to assess the impact of human activities that physically disturb the seabed on its carbon sequestration capacity. This study responds to a specific call for action launched in the EU Marine Action Plan and will support the implementation of the Marine Strategy Framework Directive
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- 73000000Main codeResearch and development services and related consultancy services