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JPI Climate: European Perceptions of Climate Change

JPI 气候：欧洲对气候变化的看法

基本信息

批准号：
ES/M009505/1
负责人：
Nicholas Pidgeon
金额：
$ 31.69万
依托单位：
CARDIFF UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2015
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2015 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FM009505%2F1
关键词：
JPI Climate European Perceptions Change

项目摘要

Public engagement with climate change, and support for policies to tackle it, is critical in creating a climate-proof Europe. While attitudes to climate change have been well documented in individual European countries, their designs have never been coordinated. Also, each nation has its own unique sociopolitical context and energy infrastructure that need to be taken into account to make meaningful comparisons. There is an urgent need to connect the within-country knowledge that does exist, conduct rigorous cross-national research, and synthesise public perceptions at a European level.In a two year project involving an inter-disciplinary team from the UK, Germany, Norway and France, we will address this need through: directly comparable and nationally representative surveys of public opinion (approximately 1,000 interviews in each country); an in-depth analyses of the sociopolitical context in each participating nation; and an innovative international stakeholder panel for co-constructing the sociopolitical analyses and disseminating findings.Whilst there have been some ad-hoc surveys of European public opinion, no theoretically well-justified cross-national analysis of climate change and energy perceptions has ever been conducted. The project will ground the survey findings in sociopolitical factors relevant to public perceptions, allowing robust international comparisons, and producing a detailed and rich source of knowledge for policy-makers. Outputs will include cross-national data on climate change and energy preferences and a series of recommendations for enhancing public engagement with climate change.We will take an innovative approach to stakeholder engagement. An international panel will co-construct the socio-political analysis that informs the survey design, and will then play a central role in a coordinated programme of dissemination and outreach. This will ensure that the project has the maximum possible impact and contributes essential knowledge in the transition towards a climate-proof Europe.

公众参与气候变化，支持应对气候变化的政策，对于建立一个不受气候影响的欧洲至关重要。虽然欧洲各国对气候变化的态度已经有了很好的记录，但它们的设计从来没有协调过。此外，每个国家都有自己独特的社会政治背景和能源基础设施，需要考虑到这些因素才能进行有意义的比较。现在迫切需要将现有的国内知识联系起来，进行严格的跨国研究，并在欧洲层面上综合公众的看法。在一个为期两年的项目中，来自英国、德国、挪威和法国的跨学科团队将通过以下方式满足这一需求：（每个国家约1 000次访谈）;深入分析每个参与国的社会政治背景;以及一个创新的国际利益相关者小组，共同构建社会政治分析和传播结果。虽然有一些欧洲民意的特别调查，从来没有对气候变化和能源观念进行过理论上有充分理由的跨国分析。该项目将把调查结果建立在与公众看法有关的社会政治因素的基础上，以便进行强有力的国际比较，并为决策者提供详细和丰富的知识来源。成果将包括有关气候变化和能源偏好的跨国数据，以及一系列加强公众参与气候变化的建议。一个国际小组将共同进行社会政治分析，为调查设计提供信息，然后在协调的传播和外联方案中发挥核心作用。这将确保该项目产生最大可能的影响，并为向气候保护欧洲过渡提供必要的知识。