The Mutual Learning Exercise on Citizen Science is now completed and the experts provided their final recommendations for building an enabling environment for supporting, sustaining and scaling up citizen science.
A new mutual learning exercise on industrial decarbonisation is starting its activities. Read more to discover the objectives and focus of this PSF assignment.
A new mutual learning exercise on knowledge valorisation is starting its activities. Read more to discover the objectives and focus of this PSF assignment.
The purpose of the PSF Open Greece will be to provide expert support to define the “implementation plans” for three PSF recommendations.
The PSF recently completed a Country Review of Croatia. As a result, the expert panel put forward a list of recommendations grouped in four thematic areas.
Experts have concluded the PSF Country support to Moldova after extensive research and consultations with national stakeholders. As a result, the panel created concrete policy messages and 14 recommendations to reform the R&I system.
PSF Mutual Learning Exercise (MLE) on the Whole of Government Approach in Research and Innovation (R&I) will deliver policy recommendations for its deployment in the design and implementation of national R&I strategies and plans that foster the transformations of our key socio-economic systems towards sustainability.
PSF Open aims to create a common vision of the Romanian R&I governance as a follow up of the PSF Country report. The expert panel will also propose a plan for setting up a coordination structure for R&I activities in the country and to develop 6 implementations plans defining concrete sets of actions, activities, and information with a timeline for their implementation and monitoring of progress under human capital and internationalisation.
During the PSF Country review of Greece, an independent panel of experts reconvened to review the national policy framework in the R&I ecosystem. The summary article presents key findings from this exercise.
The Malta Council for Science and Technology (MCST) creates a new Research Excellence Programme and tracks pathways for research graduates following recommendations from PSF exercises. The measures, in combination with other actions, provide research support and policy intelligence, ensuring that the Maltese R&I ecosystem flourishes despite its small size.