The summary article presents key findings from the Mutual Learning Exercise on Citizen Science Initiatives. Over the course of 18 months, the expert panel worked on recommendations for building an enabling environment for supporting, sustaining and scaling up citizen science.
This Final Report describes a strategic vision for Citizen Science at the national level based on the thematic topics discussed throughout the MLE and presents an approach to achieving those aims via ‘backcasting’.
The summary factsheet presents the objective of the mutual learning exercise, key topics of interest, scheduled meetings, names of the experts and DG R&I Policy Officers.
This Mutual Learning Exercise (MLE) serves as a platform for 12 participating countries to discuss their specific needs and interests, exchange experiences and knowledge about success factors and lessons learned and provide guidance to policy makers on how to develop or update their industrial technology roadmaps and sector-specific strategies for industrial decarbonisation.
Factsheet - Mutual Learning Exercise on R&I Knowledge Valorisation
The mutual learning exercise builds on and contributes to implement European Research Area (ERA) Action 7 ‘Upgrade EU guidance for a better knowledge valorisation’, notably the Council Recommendation on the guiding principles for knowledge valorisation.
The focus of this Thematic Report is on mapping the extent of institutionalised foresight in European Member States and identifying what is needed to advance it further.
It aims to develop an in-depth overview of institutionalised foresight capability specific to research and innovation (R&I) at national level within the EU, and to gauge the demand and direction for creating foresight communities in the R&I system at EU level.
This Thematic Report provides an introductory overview to the Mutual Learning Exercise on Research and Innovation Foresight. It looks to the current and past practice examples through the lens of EU-level and national initiatives. Finally, it draws initial conclusions on success factors and challenges.
This presentation includes all of the presentations from the Final Meeting held in Brussels, given by Carole Paleco, Margaret Gold, Camille Allonsius, Annelies Duerinckx, Karen Verstraelen, Didier Vangeluwe and Katrien Kolenberg.
This Thematic Report addresses meanings, dimensions, models and approaches/strategies of scalability in citizen science as well as drivers, success factors and challenges of (up)scaling citizen science projects and initiatives across Europe. It provides a multi-dimension qualitative definition of scaling up, the MLE CSI-PP Responsible and Inclusive Scalability Framework, and eight key areas of action for policymakers aimed at supporting the (up)scaling of citizen science projects and initiatives across Europe.
