We are delighted to launch the second video of ‘The Science Behind MRV4SOC’. This new video features Claudia Colonnello, Senior Researcher at Knowledge & Innovation (K&I).
About ‘The Science Behind MRV4SOC’ Second Video
In the video, Claudia Colonnello explains her role in the MRV4SOC project. She shows how inclusive and interdisciplinary collaboration improves soil carbon research. In addition, she stresses the importance of adding ethical, social, and gender perspectives to climate science.
Claudia Colonnello highlights the value of reflexive governance. This approach allows projects to adapt and reflect as they grow. As a result, research becomes more effective and relevant to society.
She also describes the benefits of working with scientists from different fields. For example, collaboration between social researchers, soil experts, and technology specialists creates solutions that are both robust and socially meaningful.
She recalls a special moment during MRV4SOC: the project’s participation in the EU Mission Soil Cluster. This experience showed her how collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and communities can speed up progress in soil health and climate action.
Her message is clear: science becomes stronger when it integrates social insight, ethical reflection, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Watch ‘The Science behind MRV4SOC’ second video below and discover how Claudia and the MRV4SOC consortium are working to strengthen soil carbon monitoring across Europe: