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==In terms of RRI, what were the main challenges addressed, and to what extent were those challenges met by the project?== | ==In terms of RRI, what were the main challenges addressed, and to what extent were those challenges met by the project?== | ||
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<div class="mw-collapsible-content">Sea for Society conducted the biggest ever consultation of citizens, young people and stakeholders on humans' relationship with the Ocean across 9 regions of Europe, and mobilised the general public and stakeholders en masse in order to work towards the concept of a Blue Society. </div> | <div class="mw-collapsible-content">Sea for Society conducted the biggest ever consultation of citizens, young people and stakeholders on humans' relationship with the Ocean across 9 regions of Europe, and mobilised the general public and stakeholders en masse in order to work towards the concept of a Blue Society. </div> | ||
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