Over the past decade, great advances have been made in applying innovative participatory and inclusive research practices across a wide range of domains. These have involved increasing numbers of citizens in monitoring, observing, and co-researching societal issues such as climate change impacts on the environment and public health, sustainable mobility, and plastic pollution in rivers and oceans. Important outcomes have been achieved, from fundamental scientific discoveries1 to data that support evidence-informed policy.
Gold, M., Arias, R., Haklay, M., Irwin, A., Mazzonetto, M., Meijer, I., et al. (2023). Mutual learning exercise on citizen science initiatives: policy and practice: final report. Brussells : European Union Publications Office [10.2777/988919].
Mutual learning exercise on citizen science initiatives: policy and practice: final report
Radicchi, Antonella;
2023-01-01
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Over the past decade, great advances have been made in applying innovative participatory and inclusive research practices across a wide range of domains. These have involved increasing numbers of citizens in monitoring, observing, and co-researching societal issues such as climate change impacts on the environment and public health, sustainable mobility, and plastic pollution in rivers and oceans. Important outcomes have been achieved, from fundamental scientific discoveries1 to data that support evidence-informed policy.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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