Publication about VINEAS co-construction process in the journal "Climatic Change"
We are pleased to announce the publication, in April 2026, of an article dedicated to VINEAS in the scientific journal Climatic Change.
Written by Nina Graveline, Emanuele Eccel, Maddy Tintinger, Marc Nougier, and Jean-Marc Touzard (UMR Innovation – INRAE, CIRAD, Institut Agro; Fondazione Edmund Mach), the article reviews the co-construction approach of the platform, which originated from the MEDCLIV project, and analyzes its successes and limitations for sharing knowledge and solutions to climate change within the Mediterranean wine industry.
Thank you to All the partners and contributors who bring VINEAS to life!
Reference: Graveline N., Eccel E., Tintinger M., Nougier M., Touzard J.-M. (2026). The experience of a knowledge sharing & collaboration platform for the wine sectors’ climate change adaptation. Climatic Change, 179, 76. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10584-026-04158-9
The article's information sheet is also available in the VINEAS Documents section.
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Collaboration and participatory approaches to Climate Change
There is a great diversity of causes that contribute directly and indirectly to Climate Change issues. Solving such complex problem implies a strong collaborative environment, where all stakeholders need to be actively engaged and participate in the design and application of the solutions.
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French National Research Institute for Agriculture and Environment- INRAE
First ranking research institute in agriculture in Europe, second worldwide agricultural science provider, the INRA conducts researches concerning major society stakes.
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MEDCLIV (Mediterranean Climate Vine & Wine Ecosystem)
The MEDCLIV project aims at experimenting participatory approaches to design and share co-constructed adaptation (and to some extent mitigation) pathways for the vine and wine value chain in Mediterranean territories. change
