GeoERA Concluding Conference
Royal Belgian Institute of Natural Sciences, Brussels • 19 Jan 2022
GeoERA will be celebrating 5 years of pan-European collaboration, with an event to mark the close of the GeoERA project. To be held at the Brussels Museum of Natural Sciences, the event will include presentations from EU and national representatives on the importance of geoscientific knowledge, data and information to policy and decision-making processes. The day will be rounded off with dinner among the dinosaurs at the museum.
Programme
- GeoERA, Towards a Geological Service for Europe
Wolfgang Schneider, Policy Officer, Clean Energy Transition Unit C1, DG RTD - Geological Information Supporting the Green Deal
Diederik Samson Head of Cabinet, Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans (to be confirmed) - Necessity of Raw Material Information for Europe
Peter Handley, Head of Unit Energy Intensive Industries - Raw Materials, DG GROW - The Importance of Geological Information for Member States
Sandor Gaastra, Director-General, Ministry of Economic Affairs, the Netherlands (to be confirmed) - GeoERA Results
Joop Hasselman, Project Coordinator GeoERA and Senior Project Manager TNO - Panel discussion
- Reception
- Dining among the dinosaurs - Evening dinner within the Dinosaur Gallery of the Museum
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