Lessons Learned for Other Methodology
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RRI Roadmap Milestone 2
- Contact directly the person to recruit via e-mails or telephone;
- Provide enough time for the presentation of science outcomes and sharing knowledge from research point of view.
RRI Roadmap Milestone 3
- Plan an in-depth and varied engagement with stakeholders at all stages of the projects;
- Adapt the presentation of projects information to the specific needs of respective stakeholders groups;
- Construct a good collaboration among project partners from the beginning of the project to its legacy to ensure a wider take-up of the results by all partners;
- Consider carefully legislation and cultural differences between project participants in the discussion prior to the project proposal to avoid possible understanding of feasability barriers;
- Collaborate with your local partners, which can be great allies;
- Help participants become active in the workshop by helping them understand the importance of the Marine Hot Topic;
- Use role play and "Decide" game to integrate difficult concepts in workshop discussion;
- Adapt the workshop methodology to the local culture.
RRI Roadmap Milestone 4
- Request participants keep trying to think from other stakeholders' position.
RRI Roadmap Milestone 5
- Consider the RRI principles as guidelines to construct the project processes for a sound management of the projects;
- Prepare take home tools and methods that participants can implement in their jobs.
RRI Roadmap Milestone 6
- Involve some stakeholders in the creation or validation of the scientific processes to improve theur acceptance of the final results, even if it can be seen as a time-consuming process.
RRI Roadmap Milestone 8
- Coordinate collaborative activities and tools to push RRI forward;
- Increase the impact of projects' results thanks to open access;
- Push for the adoption of common processes for accessibility of results of European projects that would allow a comparison of results
through time and creation of broader synergies among past and present projects;
- Put in place effective pathways for communicating policy recommandations to EU and to national bodies as part of the global process of the project;
- Be aware that the knowledge transfer to other sectors and general public is a great challenge faced by partners of european projects.