Searching results for „co-creation“ 7 articles found:
What’s new in citizen science training: from open science to engagement
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At this event, the EU-Citizen.Science platform’s partners showcased the recent development of the project: three training modules and offered the opportunity to meet the trainers who developed them. The final version of the platform and its new features were also presented along with the input presentations from winners of the #MonthOfTheProjects campaign.
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Cooperative and participatory research from the passersby to solidarity action
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ESSRG facilitated a number of Science Shop processes in recent years. Here are six inspirative examples from the currently running projects.
More...Contracts2.0
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Agriculture can deliver a variety of environmental public goods and ecosystem services. Often, however, the use of agricultural landscapes prioritizes the provision of private goods which also contributes to environmental degradation. To address this imbalance, targeted policy instruments are required to ensure that public goods are provided at the level desired by society.
More...EU-Citizen.Science – the first periodic project meeting
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Members of the EU-Citizen.Science consortium met in Vilnius, Lithuania, in September for the first periodic project meeting.
More...Can one democratise social research through citizen science?
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Can we democratise and decolonise social research? – that was our question for 3,000+ sociologists in Manchester at the 14th European Sociological Association Conference.
More...Citizen Science Strategies in Europe: a view from Cēsis
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In June 2019, I travelled to Cēsis, Latvia to participate in the Fifth Citizen Science Cost Action Meeting.
More...Potential leverage points & inspirational showcases for food system transformation
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Based on the results of the previous sessions, during the September meeting of the Fit4Food Budapest Community we were looking for inspirational showcases and potential leverage points for change and transformation within the following three thematic areas:
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