Communicating the impact and relevance of research to key stakeholders is critical

Impact: Environment, climate and resource efficiency research

Disseminating research impact to the leading environmental stakeholders within funding agencies, national and local government, resource management, academia, industry, policy, public sector and NGO’s, this edition communicates how the latest research is impacting global stakeholders in the following key environment themes:

• Climate and Environment Action – Informed decisions for a climate-resilient low-carbon society
• Resource efficiency – Achieving a resource, water-efficient and resilient economy and society
• Earth Observations – Crucial information on climate, energy, natural hazards and other societal challenges
• Nature-based solutions – Providing viable solutions for natural ecosystems
• Systemic eco-innovation – Generating and sharing economic and environmental benefits

Impact: Healthcare and medical research

Disseminating the most important research and development affecting the delivery of healthcare and the tackling of the critical issues facing our global health environment, this edition of Impact is distributed to, and engages, the key health stakeholders: funding agencies, policy, health authorities, hospitals, primary care, NGOs, research and universities and private sectors.

Impact: Health disseminates the most important global research across themes including, but not limited to:

• Antimicrobial drug resistance
• Emerging infectious diseases
• HIV/AIDS and rare diseases
• Cancer research
• Brain and cardiovascular research
• Diabetes and ageing
• Health promotion and health services – HTA, informatics and ICT
• Chronic diseases

Impact: Bioeconomy research

Disseminating the relevance of the most important research in the bioeconomy; comprising those parts of the economy that use renewable biological resources from land and sea – such as crops, forests, fish, animals and micro-organisms – to produce food, materials and energy.

Impact is distributed to key stakeholders in this sector including funding agencies, national and local government, standards and national agencies, academia, industry, policy, public sector and NGOs.

Impact: Bioeconomy disseminates the most important global research across themes including, but not limited to:

• Food security
• Food safety
• Nutrition and well being
• Biobased products and processing
• Resource security
• Biotechnology
• Natural resource management – land and sea