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MORALCHANGE-prosjektet undersøker hvordan endringer i moralske verdier har formet politiske og kulturelle skillelinjer i Skandinavia de siste 50 årene. Prosjektet tar utgangspunkt i den amerikanske sosialpsykologen Jonathan Haidts studier av moralske verdier. I følge Haidt samler de grunnleggende verdiene seg langs to moralske dimensjoner: universalisme, som vektlegger likhet og global omsorg, og partikularisme, som prioriterer lojalitet til spesifikke fellesskap. Vi hevder at spenningen mellom disse moralske grunnverdiene – og hvordan de har blitt kommunisert av politiske eliter og media – har bidratt til sosialdemokraters tap av terreng, framvekst av populistiske bevegelser og polarisering rundt temaer som innvandring og identitetspolitikk.

Vi spør: Hvordan har moralske verdier uttrykt av politiske eliter og media endret seg over tid? Hvordan henger velgernes moralske verdier sammen med deres politiske preferanser? Og hvordan påvirker moralske verdier polarisering rundt innvandring og identitetspolitikk?

Vår hypotese er at sosialdemokrater og tradisjonelle medier i økende grad har vektlagt universalistiske verdier, noe som har skapt en moralsk avstand til en stor del av velgerne. Denne avstanden har skapt rom for populistiske utfordrere og fremvekst av alternative medier med partikularistisk orientering.

For å undersøke dette, skal vårt flerfaglige forskerteam analysere tiår med stortingstaler, partiprogrammer og mediedekning fra Norge, Sverige og Danmark. Gjennom spørreundersøkelser og eksperimenter undersøker vi også hvordan moralske verdier påvirker holdninger og atferd.

Ved å studere hvordan moralske verdier henger sammen med nye politiske skillelinjer, søker vi å gi en dypere forståelse av hva som driver politisk endring og kulturell turbulens i vår tids demokratier.

MORALCHANGE investigates the role of moral values in driving political reconfiguration in Western democracies. We focus on three interrelated trends: declining social democratic parties, rising populist and anti-establishment movements, and polarization around contested issues such as immigration and identity politics. Our core proposition is that the changing relationship between the institutional supply and popular demand of moral values is key to understanding these developments.

Our project relies on a strongly interdisciplinary setup. We draw on theory from moral psychology and employ machine-learning and computational text analytics alongside qualitative and historically informed text analysis and survey-based research.

Our overarching theoretical approach draws on Moral Foundations Theory (MFT), which provides a rich framework to understand and empirically analyze political and cultural conflict in a contemporary-historical context. The theory posits that morality is a universal human yet culturally variable phenomenon that varies along six foundational values: care, equality, proportionality, loyalty, authority, and sanctity. Research on MFT has found that endorsement of these values, or different configurations of them, varies across the political spectrum.

We apply these insights to examine the role of moral values in driving political reconfiguration, focusing on Scandinavia in the period 1975--2025. Specifically, we will study:

(1) the supply side, by analyzing the moral values of political appeals (by social democrats and their national populist challengers) and of news coverage of the immigration issue over a period of 50 years;

(2) the demand side, by tracing the relationship between moral values and political orientation over several decades; and

(3) the impact of moral values on disagreements and polarization around identity politics (the struggle for recognition and rights of historically marginalized communities) in present-day Scandinavia

Moral values and political reconfiguration in Western democracies, 1975–2025

Frå april 2021 til april 2024 har prisnivået auka med 17,6 prosent både i Euroområdet og i Noreg. Sentralbankar har svart på denne inflasjonsepisoden, og prisinflasjonen er no avtakande. Samstundes aukar lønsinflasjonen. Kva har dette å seie for dei økonomiske utsiktene til Noreg på kort og mellomlang sikt? Kva har det å seie for dine økonomiske utsikter?

Eit overordna mål for forsking på konjunktursyklar er å forstå forholdet mellom lønsinflasjon, prisinflasjon og økonomien som heilskap. Trass i omfattande forsking på dette feltet, er det framleis betydeleg usikkerheit rundt mange sider av dette forholdet. I dette forskingsprosjektet fokuserer vi på ein særskild dimensjon: kor viktig lønsfastsetjing er.

Vi gjer dette ved å utvikle nye teoretiske, makroøkonomiske rammeverk for lønsfastsetjing, rammeverk som er så detaljerte at dei kan samanliknast med faktiske data på individnivå, om løn og arbeidde timar. Samstundes arbeider vi med å avdekke empiriske fakta, ved hjelp av norsk administrativ data, om korleis løn vert fastsett, kor mykje folk arbeider, og korleis både løn og arbeidde timar vert påverka av inflasjon.

Gjennom å kombinere teoretisk utvikling med empiriske fakta, håpar vi å betre forståinga av dei økonomiske utsiktene, ikkje berre for økonomien som heilskap (til dømes Noreg), men òg for den mangfaldige gruppa individ som økonomien består av (til dømes deg!).

From April 2021 to April 2024, prices rose by 17.6% in both the Euro area and Norway. As price inflation is subsiding, wage inflation is picking up pace and worries about wage demands pushing inflation upwards are at the top of the policy agenda. This worry reflects the large uncertainty among both academics and policy makers regarding the aggregate relationship between wages, prices and real economic activity, which. There is thus a great need for a better understanding of the macroeconomics of wage setting. In this research proposal, we meet this challenge by building models of wage contracts that can be estimated and tested with micro data, and integrated into larger business-cycle frameworks.

Despite the prominence of wage rigidities in quantitative macroeconomic theories, the benchmark model of wage rigidities, widely used in both the academic literature and at central banks across the world, remains highly stylized. Although the importance of wage rigidities for macroeconomics dynamics is well understood, macroeconomic modelling of wage setting is too stylized and unrealistic to be confronted with micro data. This calls for a research program centered around the microeconomic foundations of wage setting, with the goal of producing models that can be disciplined by micro-level data and simultaneously easily integrated into larger frameworks for business-cycle analysis.

The first project objective is to develop a macroeconomic framework for wage setting which can be confronted with micro data. The second, and complementary, project objective is to uncover microeconomic facts on wage setting, hours worked, and inflation which can be used to discipline our theories of wage setting. With micro-consistent models of wage rigidities, including the heterogeneous effects across workers, decisions made by governments, labor unions, and central banks can be guided by more credible evidence, which ultimately leads to improved decisions and economic welfare.

WaCoMacro: wage contracts and macroeconomics

Store samfunnsdebatter de seneste årene har påvirket den offentlige samtalen om seksualitet, slik som #metoo-bevegelsen og diskusjoner rundt samtykkelovgivning. Noe som har hatt spesiell betydning for unge, er hvordan seksualiteten endres av digitale medier.

På den positive siden gir digitale medier nye muligheter for å lære om sex og for seksuell samhandling. Samtidig har det også blitt en ny arena for seksuell risiko. Fra et samfunnsståsted er det avgjørende å forstå hvordan dette dilemmaet knyttet til mulighet og risiko påvirker ungdoms seksuelle praksiser og eventuell utsatthet. I DIGISEX spør vi hvordan unge navigerer i et stadig mer komplekst seksuelt landskap.

For å øke vår forståelse av digitale medier som arena for ungdomsseksualitet, vil vi undersøke hvordan unge tar i bruk de nye mulighetene de har fått, samspillet mellom digital og fysisk seksualitet og hvordan digitale medier kan bidra til økt seksuell risiko. Ved å kombinere to eksisterende databaser bestående av høykvalitets kvalitative og kvantitative data om unges seksuelle praksiser er DIGISEX i en unik posisjon til å bidra med ny kunnskap om tematikken.

Prosjektet består av tre arbeidspakker. I den første vil vi undersøke hvordan unge forstår og «gjør» seksualitet i en stadig mer digital verden. I neste arbeidspakke retter vi blikket mot unges egen forståelse av dilemmaet mellom mulighet og risiko knyttet til digital seksualitet, samt den sosiale og kulturelle konteksten de forholder seg til. I den siste arbeidspakken undersøker vi ulike former for seksuell risiko som unge utsettes for, samspillet mellom fysiske og digitale former for risiko og hvordan dette varierer i ulike sosiale grupper.

Det overordnede målet med prosjektet er å øke vår forståelse av dilemmaet digitale medier har skapt for moderne ungdomsseksualitet: som en samtidig arena for mulighet og risiko.

Large-scale societal discussions have changed the sexual landscape recent years, such as the #metoo movement and public debates about consent laws. A shift that particularly has affected youth sexuality is how digital media plays into sexual relations. On a positive note, digital media offers new opportunities for learning about sex and sexual socialization. However, it has also become a new arena for sexual violations. From a societal perspective, it becomes crucial to understand how digital media’s simultaneous potential for opportunity and risk impacts youth sexual practices and the forms and scope of youth sexual violations. To shed light on this new arena for youth sexuality and sexual violations, DIGISEX will investigate how youths incorporate the new opportunities created by digital media in their sexual lives, the interplay between digital and physical sexuality, and whether new practices contribute to increased sexual risk. The study will contribute knowledge on this topic by combining analyses of two existing and high-quality datasets among Norwegian youth containing qualitative and quantitative data on youth digital sexuality and digital sexual violations. We start in WP1 by unpacking how youth conceptualize and perform sexuality in an increasingly digital world. In WP2, we home in on the dilemma between opportunity and risk concerning digital sexuality in the eyes of youths, as well as the socio-cultural context of sexual risk and violations. In WP3, we investigate different types of sexual violations to which youth are exposed, overlaps between physical and digital violations, and social variation in exposure. DIGISEX is led by early-career researcher Lars Roar Frøyland, who have previously documented a capacity of delivering high-quality research. The remaining research team consists of both early career and highly qualified scholars within youth research, sexuality, and sexual violations with strong track records in their respective fields.

Youth sexuality and sexual risk in a digital era (DIGISEX)

Økonomisk ulikhet øker i Norge og andre høyinntektsland, mens innvandring også er med å endre samfunnets demografiske og sosioøkonomiske struktur. I kjølevannet av økende økonomiske og etniske forskjeller, er det bekymringsfullt at ulike dimensjoner av ulikhet blir stadig mer vedvarende på tvers av generasjoner. Å fremskaffe kunnskap om i hvilken grad ulikhet overføres innenfor familier og bredere sosial kontekster, vil kunne si noe om hvilke muligheter man har senere i livet. Til tross for mye forskning på intergenerasjonell mobilitet for utdanning og arbeid, har det vært lite forskning på betydningen av helse i overføringen av sosioøkonomisk status fra foreldre til barn.  
I  HEALTHMOBILITY ønsker vi å studere (1) i hvilken grad helsestatus overføres gjennom generasjoner og sammenhengen mellom helse og sosioøkonomisk mobilitet, (2) den kausale effekten av helseforskjeller tidlig i livet og i ungdomsårene på voksne prestasjoner og sosial ekskludering, (3) i hvilken grad de ovennevnte prosessene varierer mellom barn av innvandrerforeldre og de uten innvandringsbakgrunn, og, (4) hvordan forholdet mellom sosioøkonomisk status og helse har utviklet seg historisk—ved å studere langsiktige trender som strekker seg over mer enn 50 år. Prosjektets bidrag vil være å undersøke betydningen av både foreldre og barns helse som en dimensjon av intergenerasjonell mobilitet, sosial ekskludering, og livsjanser gjennom generasjoner.

Economic inequality is on the rise in Norway and other high-income countries, while large-scale immigration is also changing the demographic and socioeconomic structure of these societies. In the wake of widening economic disparities and ethnic inequality, there is growing concern among social scientists and policy makers that various dimensions of inequality are becoming increasingly persistent across generations. Knowing to what extent inequality is perpetuated within families and within broader social contexts is crucial since most would agree that opportunities in life should not be determined by which family a child is born into. Despite a vast literature on intergenerational mobility and children’s prospects for moving up the socioeconomic ladder, there is little research on the intergenerational transmission of health status and its role in the transmission of socioeconomic status from parents to children. This is unfortunate, as health is increasingly acknowledged as an essential part of individuals’ human capital, with important consequences for individuals outcomes in education and the labor market. 
In HEALTHMOBILITY we aim to study to what extent (1) health status is passed down through generations and its relation to socioeconomic mobility, (2) the causal impact of early-life health disparities on adult attainments, (3) to what extent these processes vary between children of immigrant and native parents, and (4) how the relationship between socioeconomic status and health status have evolved historically. Our aim is to unpack how mechanisms related to intergenerational transmission of health inequality contributes to socioeconomic and ethnic disparities in educational and labor market attainments. We will use Norwegian data from population-wide administrative registers and large-scale surveys, with detailed information on health service use, self-reported measures of health, and key socioeconomic and demographic characteristics to address these issues

Socioeconomic and Ethnic Inequality in Health and Intergenerational Mobility (HEALTHMOBILITY)

This project offers increased understanding of arctic Indigenous cosmologies as a form of environmental knowledge and traces their significance for communities in times of environmental crisis. With a special focus on traditional Sámi cosmologies and Sámi contemporary art, the goal is to explore and trace the appearance of human and non-human protagonists within Indigenous stories, especially about the starry polar night skies. By reappearing each night, these more-than-human figures became haunting entities which provided abstract nature-human relationships with a concrete, sensual and alluring form. Today, Sámi artists refer to these haunting figures to draw attention to their troubled cultural history and the present reality of climate-affected regions. The integration of traditional, recurring ghostly figures from Sámi storytelling – that migrate between the celestial and the earthly, as well as the human and the non-human – stresses the urgency of changing the way humans relate to nature. What is more, these fascinating, haunting and visionary figures provoke speculative futures, in which nature is regarded as a non-human subject. As this concept is becoming increasingly crucial in eco-philosophical debates and policy decisions on environmental justice, this project aims to show that Sámi cosmologies – especially when mediated through art – can play a vital role in changing humans’ perspective on nature.  In recent years, contemporary art has been called upon to give a sensual form to the abstract systematic connections of climate change; the extent of the current crisis is difficult for people to grasp. As a consequence, art is gaining a central role within our societies; it stands at the threshold between sciences, politics and culture. This project deals with art that is engaged in the severe environmental changes of this planet and that stands on the threshold between communicating urgency and being more than a mere messenger of environmental research.

Sámicosmologies: Exploring Indigenous Knowledge Cultures and Practices of Star-Gazing

RURALEX addresses the cumulative crisis of environmental expertise across rural Europe and investigates how this relates to broader processes of societal disenfranchisement. In recent years, many rural parts of Europe have struggled with the local effects of large demographic and associated ecological changes, including human out-migration and the abandonment of traditional forms of agriculture and other nature-based livelihoods. These shifts have led to significant losses in what we refer to as “environmental expertise”: loss of knowledge of the land, loss of important traditional practices, loss of tacit expertise about local environments, loss of cultural knowhow. This crisis is at once intangible and deeply impactful. RURALEX will address those profound changes in socio-ecological knowledges and practices, held by both scientific “experts” and lay persons, through long-term ethnographic engagement and deep mapping tools that will be developed collaboratively by the project partners. The project will determine what is being lost and its impact, how these changes take place, and what processes might be put in motion to ensure that local knowledge is adequately valued at the policy-making level. To do so the project draws on multispecies perspectives grounded in anthropology, history, literary, cultural and sound studies, and the environmental humanities. 

RURALEX is a consortium of six universities in Finland, Estonia, Romania, the UK, and Spain, beside Norway, and comparative and collaborative methods will be employed throughout the project.

Knowledge in Crisis: The Dynamics of Environmental Expertise amidst Rural Change

Fostering Linguistic Capital: A Roadmap for Reversing the Diversity Crisis and Activating Societal Benefits in Europe

The FOSTERLANG project aims to have a transformative effect on how minoritised languages are protected, used and promoted in Europe in the context of the competitive societal dynamic between dominant and non-dominant languages. This will be achieved by developing evidence-based diagnostics of the minority-language condition and by suggesting strategic and technologically informed initiatives to protect and enhance their socio-economic position. The project consortium brings the cross-cultural, multidisciplinary expertise of 14 participating organisations in an ambitious partnership of intellectual enquiry on key societal aspects of protecting the EU linguistic diversity. Its members combine strengths and expertise in sociolinguistics, social anthropology, education and pedagogy, language planning, digital innovation, computer science, public policy and language revitalisation. The partners will work in tandem to develop a new societal and institutional dispensation by which minoritised language communities will catalyse their contested linguistic capital to counteract the socio-political and economic forces which continue to undermine a sustainable future for Europe’s linguistic minorities and migrants. The work packages are centred on fostering linguistic capital not only from the perspective of protecting Europe’s multicultural diversity, but also to indicate how linguistic capital can enhance other components of human capital, such as economic, demographic and health-related well-being. The project aligns with strategic priorities of EU and the Horizon Europe programme in fostering societal coherence of different linguistic communities living in their shared spaces. The major outcome will be a Linguistic Capital Road Map which will set out a substantive set of recommendations for the short, medium and long-term on effective and meaningful strategies for fostering Europe’s linguistic capital and for safeguarding grassroots multilingualism.

DARKLAX er den første tverrfaglige og transnasjonale rekonstruksjonen av lakseoppdrettets historie i Chile. Vi forsøker å forklare hvordan et avsidesliggende og fattig sted sør i Chile ble et globalt knutepunkt for eksperimentering med sosiale, miljømessige, vitenskapelige og diskursive teknologier som har formet verden det siste femti år. Vi spør hvordan forsøkene på å gjøre oppdrettslaks til en handelsvare søkte å løse et utall utfordringer, fra å diversifisere kaloriinntaket til å forhindre overfiske, og til syvende og sist skapte nye problemer som er kjernen i det antropocene. Et sentralt spørsmål vi stiller, er hvilken rolle begrepet «bærekraft» og praksisene som er knyttet til det, spiller i denne prosessen.
DARKLAX er et historisk prosjekt som arbeider med en rekke ulike innfallsvinkler, fra marinbiologi for å forklare laksens liv i og utenfor oppdrettsanleggene, til antropologi og historiefortelling for å forstå hvordan mennesker opplever forholdet til en natur som er mer enn menneskelig. Like viktig er det at vi ser på lakseoppdrett som et iboende transnasjonalt objekt som omfatter norsk teknologi, brasiliansk soya, japanske forbruksmønstre eller argentinske miljøendringer som definerende trekk ved næringen. Som studieobjekt er ikke lakseoppdrett en nisje eller en anomali: I dag er akvakultur den raskest voksende sektoren innen matproduksjon. Den omsetter for rundt 300 milliarder dollar og sysselsetter tjue millioner mennesker på verdensbasis. Oppdrettsfisk står i dag for halvparten av verdens matproduksjon, et tall som bare forventes å øke, noe som i sin tur vil øke dagens miljøutfordringer.
I sentrum for disse endringene står Norge, den største produsenten av oppdrettslaks og den største investoren i Chile. DARKLAX undersøker hvordan Norge har endret seg underveis. Vi analyserer spesielt hvordan ekspansjonen i Chile gjenspeiler Norges større påvirkning på verdensbasis, i den globale økonomien og i utnyttelsen av naturressurser utenfor landets grenser.

The explosive development of the salmon farming industry in Chile, buttressed by massive Norwegian investment, has been hailed as an enormous success. Today, Norway produces 1,600,000 tons of farmed salmon annually, while Chile produces 695,000 tons; at any given moment, there is more biomass of farmed salmon than the rest of farmed animals combined in each country. Huge economic, social, and environmental benefits characterize this “Blue Revolution” that brings cheap, healthy protein to a booming world population: at least that is how it has appeared on the surface. 
However, recent research reveals a darker side to Chilean salmon farming and the role of Norway as its largest investor and inspiration. So-called sustainable practices turn out to decimate nature; local and indigenous populations protest problematic business practices; and the fish itself suffers disease and worse. The explosive development of salmon farming in Chile has turned out to be an unchecked experiment in an open-air laboratory, with catastrophic consequences whose full effects need to be studied. 
DARKLAX's main research question is threefold: 
1) What are transformations associated with the growth of the salmon farming industry in Chile since the 1970s?;
2) How do these transformations provide insights into the future of salmon farming and into the relation between human and larger-than-human nature at large?; and 
3) What is the role of Norway in this history?
In pursuing this question, DARKLAX develops the first socio-environmental history of Chilean salmon farming from an interdisciplinary and transnational perspective. It tests a bold hypothesis: that the rise and fall of salmon farming in Chile is both defined by and advances new arguments for three central characteristics of the Anthropocene era: 
1) the breakdown of the relation between technology and nature; 
2) the collapse of the concept of “sustainability”; and 
3) the absolutely global effects of localized biocommodification.

The Dark Side of Sustainability: Norway and the Rise and Fall of Salmon Farming in Chile. A transnational history of the future (1970-2030)

Samiske vokaltradisjoner, blant de eldste i Europa, har møtt utfordringer på grunn av historisk undertrykkelse og marginalisering fra majoritetskulturene i Norden. Til tross for en oppblomstring av samisk kommersiell musikk, har tradisjonelle praksiser blitt truet, og er nesten helt fraværende i formelle utdanningsmiljøer. Prosjektet "Singing Maps" har som mål å bevare og fremme den tradisjonelle musikalske arven til det samiske folk, med fokus på samisk sang og joik. Det søker å engasjere samiske ungdommer i deres kulturelle røtter ved å bygge kunnskap om tradisjonelle læringspraksiser og sikre deres tilstedeværelse i nordisk musikkutdanning. Ved å undersøke spørsmål som kulturell bærekraft, urfolkets motstandsdyktighet, eierskap til arv og musikalsk identitet, utforsker "Singing Maps" hvordan samisk musikk kan deles og videreføres gjennom moderne utdanningsplattformer og nettbaserte læringssamfunn.
 
"Singing Maps"-prosjektet samler samiske kulturformidlere, pedagoger og forskere fra hele Norden for å skape en unik nettplattform som vil fungere som et levende arkiv og læringsknutepunkt for samiske musikalske tradisjoner. Nettplattformen, designet i samarbeid med samiske medforskere, vil tilby videotutorials, forestillinger og profiler av kulturformidlere, som lar brukerne interagere med innholdet og med hverandre. Plattformen vil fungere som et digitalt fellesskap hvor lærende kan skape innhold, knytte forbindelser med andre, og få tilgang til samisk musikk fra ulike regioner.
 
Dette prosjektet har ikke bare som mål å bevare truet samisk musikk, men også å skape etiske rammeverk for å dele denne arven. Ved å undersøke tradisjonelle samiske læringspraksiser søker prosjektet å forstå hvordan musikk har blitt undervist gjennom generasjoner og hvordan den ansvarlig kan deles med den yngre generasjonen. I tillegg legger prosjektet vekt på å dekolonisere musikkutdanningen ved å sikre at samiske stemmer er representert i globale diskusjoner om urfolks musikkutdanning.

There is an increasing awareness in the Nordic countries and worldwide of an urgent need to bring Indigenous musics into classrooms to sustain ancient cultural practices in danger of extinction, redress historical injustices, fulfill national curricular goals, and foster cultural resilience. This proposal aims to build knowledge of traditional learning practices to support broader participation of Sámi adolescents in musical heritage. It will do this by investigating key issues surrounding cultural sustainability and Indigenous resilience such as tradition and renewal, heritage ownership, rites of passage, and cultural identity in the Sámi context. In collaboration with culture bearers from across the Nordic region and a wide international network of Higher Learning institutions, this study will provide an empirical basis to better understand the ways in which Indigenous music has been and may be effectively shared with young people. These perspectives will form the basis for the development and implementation of a first-of-its-kind online music learning community for use in secondary education in Norway, Finland, and Sweden. As such, this project will engage Sámi adolescents in living musical communities, strengthen cultural resilience, and secure a sustainable Sámi voice in Nordic music education. 

The project has four specific objectives:

1)	Build knowledge of traditional learning practices and perspectives on sharing of cultural heritage among of Sámi culture bearers in Norway, Sweden, and Finland
2)	Establish ethical standards and frameworks for responsible sharing of traditional music that positions the Sámi context in an international Indigenous comparative perspective 
3)	Develop online music learning resources and practices collaboratively with culture bearers and their communities, and 
4)	Evaluate the effectiveness of the dedicated online learning community platform to support Sami adolescents’ cultural resilience through school music education

Singing Maps: developing online music communities to support Sámi adolescent cultural resilience.

EU Decarbonisation in Times of Crises: Exploring Social Innovations and Enhancing an Equitable Twin Transition

DeCrises addresses the complex challenges of the European Union (EU)'s twin transition that is reshaping society, the economy, and infrastructure at every level of governance. Through four case studies from the EU and European Economic Area, our primary goal is to pinpoint the gaps in the existing Multilevel Governance (MLG) framework guiding the twin transition and propose solutions that pave the way for an equitable transition.  While the EU committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, recent global crises, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical tensions, have added complexity to the twin transition. This underscores the importance of cross-border collaboration and coordinated strategies at various levels of governance. DeCrises focuses on five objectives: To conceptualise a bottom-up MLG framework to foster citizen participation and stimulate social innovation and collaboration for an inclusive twin transition; To develop a robust MLG implementation strategy to translate the vision of a just twin transition across all levels of governance within the EU; To develop an understanding of community-led social innovations as drivers of twin transition and their role in MLG processes; To identify strategies to enhance regional and intra-regional collaboration and resilience; To facilitate and establish channels of collaboration and knowledge exchange between a diverse set of actors and explore ways to enhance policy instruments at various levels of governance. Transitioning to a green future requires significant changes to institutions historically tied to fossil fuels and limited levels of digitalisation. We focus on a shift from top-down decision-making to a more inclusive, democratic approach involving various levels of governance, including governments, businesses, and civil society. Our project provides comprehensive policy recommendations for improvement of MLG to strengthen democratic governance in the EU and ensure a just twin transition.

Midlene fra CL6-Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment fordelt på år

Midlene fra CL6-Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment fordelt på fylker

Midlene fra CL6-Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment fordelt på fagområde

Climate warming is driven by increased concentrations of greenhouse gasses (GHGs) e.g., CO2 and CH4, in the atmosphere. Existing observatories are able to capture GHG information for large-scale global assessments, but short-term natural variability and climate-driven changes in atmospheric CO2 and CH4 remain less known. There is also currently a lack of sufficiently precise, autonomous, and cost-efficient GHG sensors for GHG monitoring at sufficient spatial scale, and in hard-to-reach areas.  MISO will develop and demonstrate an autonomous in-situ observation platform for use in hard to reach areas (Arctic, wetlands), for detecting and quantifying carbon dioxide and methane gasses, using a combination of stationary and mobile (drone) solutions and requiring minimum on-site intervention when deployed. To achieve this objective, MISO will improve detection limit and accuracy of a NDIR GHG sensor, which will then be used in three observing platforms (a static tower, a static chamber and a UAV-mounted sensor) operated with the help of a central base unit. All elements will be designed for operation in harsh environments and with minimum human intervention. The static observatories will be powered by a unique geothermal device. Communication between the three observatories and a data cloud will use a combination of P2P, G4/G5/LTE, LORAWAN and wifi technologies. The specifications of the platform will be co-developed with stakeholders from academia, monitoring and measurement systems, industry and policy. A clear DCE strategy and focus on short-term impact management and medium and long-term commercialization will target several user groups including industries and representatives of main monitoring systems and infrastructures (e.g., ICOS). This will support innovative governance models and science-based policy design, implementation and monitoring. Sustainability performance and competitiveness in the domains covered by HE Cluster 6 will be enhanced.  

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