Lessons Learned per Milestone 7

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Milestone 7

  • Use Open access to boost innovation and increase the use of scientific results by all societal actors as well as to develop public trust and engagement;
  • Consider the distinction between the actions of making information available and the actions of making the information understandable by its potential users when dealing with Open Access;
  • Develop real-time information systems, training activities and incentives to share knowledge and information for avoiding tendencies of local governments and businesses to downplay negative consequences;
  • Follow-up with all participants and monitor results regularly and engage them in post-workshop knowledge sharing and networking through an online platform;
  • Governance should strive for active engagement of the key public and private stakeholder bodies for the development and impact on the societal challenge;
  • To measure success, define clear and achievable objectives;
  • The ultimate aim should be to develop and implement tools to monitor sustainable development impacts and to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products;
  • Get media cover and social media presence to influence policy and decision makers;
  • Organise a European "Grenelle" of bioethics to do an inventory of knowledge, regulations and current projects and processes as well as to define indicators and good practices for the development of marine biotech;
  • Be aware that only about half of the participants are likely to use the knowledge gained at the workshop;
  • Involving customers ranked the most favourable cluster with specific actions including the adoption of the CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) business model;
  • Build capacity through education by developing local and national programmes for secondary schools and outreach programmes through citizen projects utilising real-time data from monitoring equipment;
  • Try to engage volunteer groups/stakeholders who use the specific environment on a regular basis;
  • Create innovative tools to guide the consumers, thus inducing public and private stakeholders (including NGOs) to invest in more sustainable directions;
  • Start specific economic changes (investment, taxation) to support the goal of efficient and sustainable activities;
  • Enhance control mechanisms of research and innovation outputs, according to ethical rules.


See also...

RRI Roadmap Milestones