ACT4CAP27 Zenodo Community

Did you know that as part of our dedication to open access, we have a specific community page for ACT4CAP27 at Zenodo?

Why is this important? Disseminating our research through open access ensures that valuable insights and advancements are freely accessible to the global community. By regularly updating and making our emerging project outputs available on the ACT4CAP27 Zenodo Community page – that is also part of the EU Open Research Repository – we aim to foster collaboration, encourage dialogue among stakeholders, and contribute to the collective progress of policy research and development.

How can you stay updated? We invite you to follow and regularly check the ACT4CAP27 Zenodo community page for the latest updates, publications, and findings from our project.

Visit the ACT4CAP27 Zenodo community page: https://zenodo.org/communities/act4cap27-eu-project/records

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