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dc:title "Matching supply and demand: A typology of climate services";
dcterms:creator _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298920 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298920 gndo:preferredName "Visscher, Klaasjan" .
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_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298921 gndo:preferredName "Visscher, Klaasjan" .
marcRole:aut _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298922 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298922 gndo:preferredName "Stegmaier, Peter" .
marcRole:aut _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298923 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298923 gndo:preferredName "Damm, Andrea" .
marcRole:aut _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298924 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298924 gndo:preferredName "Hamaker-Taylor, Robin" .
marcRole:aut _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298925 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298925 gndo:preferredName "Harjanne, Atte" .
marcRole:aut _:node1jrf5vkmpx89298926 .
_:node1jrf5vkmpx89298926 gndo:preferredName "Giodano, Raffaele" .
dc:publisher "SSOAR, GESIS – Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften e.V.";
rdau:P60163 "Mannheim";
rdau:P60333 "Mannheim : SSOAR, GESIS – Leibniz-Institut für Sozialwissenschaften e.V.";
rdau:P60470 "Veröffentlichungsversion"@de, "begutachtet (peer reviewed)"@de, "In: Climate Services (2020) 17"@de;
dcterms:description "Abstract: Climate services bear the promise of becoming a new, remunerative market of knowledge-intensive services. Although several climate services have been developed, there has been little reflection on the kinds of services such a new market could encompass, and on the ways in which formats can be created that match supply and demand. Using a research approach based on Constructive Technology Assessment (CTA), this article presents a typology of climate services, with types called 'Maps & Apps', 'Expert Analysis', 'Climate-inclusive Consulting', and 'Sharing Practices'. This typology, which is conceptually elaborated and empirically illustrated, structures the variety in current and potential climate services. It provides a framework for the development of climate services and helps users and producers to explore and articulate alternatives for matching supply and demand. On the basis of our analysis we also point towards a more differentiated and broader conceptualization of climate se"@de;
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dcterms:modified "2024-06-05T23:27:13.000"^^xsd:dateTime .
dcterms:issued "2020";
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