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About this document Deliverable: D8.1 Work package in charge: WP8 Communication, Dissemination, Engagement, and Exploitation Actual delivery date for this deliverable: Project‐month 3 Dissemination level: General Public Lead author(s) SAMS Research Services Ltd (SRSL): Raeanne Miller Other contributing author: Climate‐KIC Aps (CKIC): Peter Vangsbo Reviewer: Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI): Chiara Bearzotti Summary The original Communication and Dissemination Matrix included as part of the Blue Action Description of Action (Table 2.2 a1) has been updated to reflect an improved project description, project partner ambitions, and an improved assessment of stakeholder, industry, policy, and general public engagement pathways. The matrix has been developed to ensure that we "promote the action and its results, by providing targeted information to multiple audiences (including the media and the public) in a strategic and effective manner" (Art 38.1 of the Grant Agreement). The Communication and Dissemination Matrix update was carried out by SAMS Research Services Ltd (SRSL), with input from Climate‐KIC. The matrix will form the basis of the Communication and Dissemination Plan (D.8.4), and will form the basis of Blue Action's communication activities going forwards. The matrix will be reviewed regularly to ensure that we continue to communicate with our targeted audiences. ; We support the Blue Growth! Visit us on: www.blue‐action.eu Follow us on Twitter: @BG10Blueaction

Poster presented at the 5-9 June 2017, 3rd European Climate Change Adaptation Conference, Glasgow (UK) Why Climate Services? Weather and climate prediction in the Arctic and northern regions is inherently challenging and year-on-year and decadal variability makes it difficult to detect reliable signals of change. Changes in Arctic climate and weather patterns also influence Northern Hemisphere weather and climate, and potentially other climate systems worldwide. In an increasingly globalized world, decision-makers from all sectors need to access improved climate and weather information across regional boundaries to address forthcoming social and economic challenges posed by a changing climate. Why Blue-Action? The Blue-Action project aims to deliver improved modelling, prediction, and forecasting of Arctic climate change and its impact on Northern Hemisphere climate, weather, and extreme weather events, in line with stakeholder needs. Activities across the academic, business, policy, and public communities are often disconnected, or follow a linear, 'scientist-tells-end-user' pathway, limiting opportunities for true co-creation of outcomes and real innovation. With this in mind, Blue-Action brings together trans-disciplinary teams covering the entire pathway from earth observation and modelling to businesses and local communities to focus on developing new effective, and scalable services based on cutting-edge climate science. Enabling better co-creation of climate services is central to Blue- Action's approach. ; Blue-Action: Arctic Impact on Weather and Climate is a Research and Innovation action (RIA) funded by the Horizon 2020 Work programme topics addressed: BG-10-2016 Impact of Arctic changes on the weather and climate of the Northern Hemisphere. Start date: 1 December 2016. End date: 1 March 2021. We support Blue Growth! Visit us on: www.blue-action.eu Follow us on Twitter: @BG10Blueaction