Climate change research heavily depends on socio-economic and land use scenarios. The research project RAPs.AT develops Representative Agricultural Pathways (RAPs) for Austria aligned to the global Shared Socioeconomic Pathways (SSPs) and based on a stakeholder process. The resulting RAPs will be publicly available for any quantitative climate change study. RAPs contribute to an improved comparability of methods and results, support qualitative studies, and better designed policies.