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Climate Knowledge Brokers <strong>Workshop</strong> 2013<br />

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Title<br />

Linking<br />

stakeholders to<br />

integrated<br />

climate change<br />

data<br />

InfoAmazonia<br />

Geojournalism<br />

Project<br />

Valorando<br />

Naturaleza:<br />

Reporting on<br />

ecosystems<br />

markets in Latin<br />

America<br />

Organisations<br />

involved<br />

CSAG (lead)<br />

with UK Climate<br />

Impacts<br />

Programme &<br />

NASA Jet<br />

Propulsion<br />

Laboratory<br />

Internews (lead)<br />

with O Eco<br />

Ecosystems<br />

Marketplace<br />

(lead)<br />

with SPDA<br />

Description/Status<br />

Focused on integrating heterogeneous and globally<br />

distributed information sources and tailoring data<br />

into relevant content that can be communicated in<br />

a way that allows stakeholders to find and make<br />

sense of sector-specific knowledge. The improved<br />

CIP website is now live. See this blog article on<br />

lessons learned in communicating uncertainty, and<br />

the need to engage directly with decision makers.<br />

New website set up which overlays satellite<br />

imagery, aerial photographs and maps of the<br />

Amazon basin, with research data and citizen and<br />

journalist <strong>report</strong>ing on what is happening on the<br />

ground. The resulting narratives, maps and data<br />

visualisations can then be shared, so they reappear<br />

on other websites and media platforms. The<br />

Infoamazonia website is now live and has attracted<br />

over 21,000 visitors in the nine months since it was<br />

launched. This blog article explains the thinking<br />

behind the project.<br />

A new web platform to support journalistic<br />

<strong>report</strong>ing in Latin America on how ecosystems<br />

markets can provide a powerful tool in the effort to<br />

mitigate and adapt to climate change. 35<br />

organisations are now submitting content. The<br />

website had 8,600 visitors in its first three months.<br />

Further details on all these projects can be found on the CDKN website.<br />

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