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Resources for policy
A key objective of TipESM is to ensure that scientific results stemming from the project have broader societal relevance. We strive to communicate and disseminate the results to different audiences to ensure their uptake.
This page presents our engagement with and key resources we develop for policymakers.
To access all our resources, please visit our Zenodo Community here.
Upcoming events
TipESM policy briefing at the JPI Climate Equinox Summit
More information coming soon.
Resources and past events
Science-to-Policy Forum with European Commission
TipESM took part in the Science-to-Policy Forum with EC members on 25 September 2025. The organization of the Forum was led by ESM2025 project, with participation from: RESCUE, OptimESM, and ClimTip. The discussions during the Forum were consolidated into an Earth System Insights briefing, summarising the latest evidence on how human emissions are changing the climate and what this means for mitigation and risk management. The policy brief explores:
A. How can we track progress in the real
world and anticipate risks?
B. How effectively will our actions result in
a peak and decline in global warming?
C. How stable are global climate processes
and what are the global and regional
impacts of climatic instability?
D. Research gaps.
Resources: Earth System Insights, Policy Brief, 2025.
Raising Awareness of Earth System Tipping Points: Implications for EU Governance
TipESM was invited to participate in a workshop entitled “Raising Awareness of Earth System Tipping Points: Implications for EU Governance”, which brought together experts from various fields, including Earth-System sciences, mathematics, economics, finance and social sciences, as well as policymakers, to discuss the implications of tipping points for EU governance.
Find out more about this event and its outcomes
Resources:
Proceedings, cite as: Galmarini, S., Roman-Cuesta, R.M., Dentener, F., Ruiz Moreno, A., Alessi, L. et al. (2025). Raising Awareness of Earth System Tipping Points: Implications for EU Governance – Workshop report, Publications Office of the European Union, JRC141821, https://data.europa.eu/doi/10.2760/9047293.
Clustering Event for the Horizon Europe Cluster 5 Destination 1 projects: Policy event on “Recent Advances in Climate Science”
The TipESM project expects three key outcome that can be directly relevant to policy development. These include the Tipping Point Risk Register, the Early Warning for Climate Tipping Points and the Same Emissions pathways.
Resources:
Find out more about the key messages and the discussion at this event.
Workshops with operational users in Sweden and Denmark
TipESM, through Danish Meteorological Insititute (DMI) and Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute (SMHI) organized workshops with public authorities and operational users of climate data to understand their needs and requirements. This is part of the TipESM Exploitation Strategy.
Resources:
Deliverable TipESM D9.4 Exploitation Strategy
Meeting on climate services in “Nouvelle Aquitaine” region
A meeting about climate services in the “Nouvelle Aquitaine” (FR) region with a large number of stakeholders. The key topics included decadal predictions and the notion of thresholds. The discussion focused on forestry, water management, coastal management and agriculture.
Resources:
Swingedouw, D., Mignot, J., Sgubin, G., Alkama, R., Torres, O., Verge Douce Gastineau, G., & Reiter, R. (2024, maj 16). Prévisions climatiques décennales (Ten-year climate forecasts). Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11203938
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