Key Initiatives for Public Transition Policies (KIPPT)
The goal of the Key Initiative on Public Transition Policies (KIPPT) is to enhance visibility and foster local, national, and international interactions among researchers at the Montpellier campus whose work in the social sciences relates to public transition policies. The aim is, on the one hand, to bring these researchers together and establish a sustainable network. The KIPPT will thus help to drive and stimulate exchanges and synergies and to raise the profile of the Montpellier site’s collective expertise on public transition policies. On this basis, the KIPPT also aims to foster a “science/society” relationship by serving as a bridge between researchers working on transition policies and public stakeholders.
The KIPPT project will run for 24 months, from April 2024 to April 2026.It is open to faculty members and researchers in the social sciences division at I-Site.
As part of its initiatives, KIPPT is launching a call for proposals that we invite you to help develop according to the schedule below:
- March 15 – April 15: Call for Expressions of Interest
- April 30: KIPPT’s 1st Scientific Day – Sharing Perspectives and Jointly Developing the Call for Proposals
- May 7: Launch of the final call for proposals
- June 15: Deadline for submitting proposals
- July 15: Notification of the jury's decisions
- September 2024:2ndKIPPT Scientific Day –Kickoff Meeting.
- January 2026: KIPPT’s3rdScientific Day – Final Symposium
Call for Proposals: KIPPT 2024
Key Initiative for Public Transition Policies (KIPPT) Project