Eklipse was created in 2016 to help governments, institutions, businesses and NGOs make better-informed decisions when it comes to biodiversity in Europe. Eklipse has already answered requests on a vast range of topics, by synthesizing the best available knowledge from scientists and other knowledge holders.
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Eklipse will answer two requests for the EmpowerUs project
EmpowerUs (“Socio-economic Empowerment of coastal communities as users of the sea to ensure sustainable coastal development”) is a research and innovation action funded under the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme (2022 to 2025). EmpowerUs will enable coastal communities to act for change and transition towards sustainable, inclusive and resilient coastal developments, through a variety of tools and methods developed in a multi-actor and co-creation approach, developed via a network of six Transition Coastal Labs (TCL). The project will build upon methods, theories and approaches from several successful projects to ensure our work is ground-breaking, innovative and relevant to current European challenges, and will adopt the “Eklipse process” to ensure that generated knowledge is policy-relevant and novel.

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“State of knowledge regarding how we can improve adherence to the Mitigation Hierarchy, with a particular focus on the avoid stage.”
–New report out-
We are glad to release the final evidence report from the Eklipse Expert Working Group (EWG) working on the Mitigation Hierarchy. This report results from a request to Eklipse by the French Biodiversity Agency (OFB). Based on two approaches, systematic mapping and an Applied Policy Delphi, the EWG synthesised knowledge on how ecosystem services/natural capital as concepts foster the conservation and enhancement of Biodiversity within planning processes in sectors likely to directly impact Biodiversity. The report also provides information about EU-wide cases and practices that actively considered and addressed the aspect of ecosystem services in the Mitigation Hierarchy. As a final step, the EWG developed recommendations on best practices.

Eklipse podcast-
New episode out on “Evaluating the impact of Nature-based Solutions.”
Eklipse offers you the opportunity to explore its values and past requests by listening to enlightening conversations with experts, sharing their knowledge with us. If you want to know more about Eklipse added values or are interested in topics as Transformative change, Pollinator conservation, Restoration, Nature-Based Solutions, the Common Agricultural Policy, Impacts of green and blue spaces on mental health, pandemics and more, listen to our podcast episodes and learn more about the outputs and outcomes developed by our past Expert Working Groups.