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Citizen engagement activities in research and innovation and sustainable development organised by BE participation, the Belgian Platform for citizen participation within the framework of the TRANSFORM project, funded by Horizon 2020.
Two virtual workshops of 2 hours will take place on Saturdays 19 and 26 June 2021 from 10:00 to 12:00.
Are you are interested in questions related to water, its nature and its quality… water, this common public good that lies at the heart of many environmental issues? Would you like to participate in a unique collective intelligence exercise that aims to make a project led by very promising Belgian innovators more connected to the needs and expectations of society?
This activity organised in two two-hour virtual workshops will be an opportunity for interested citizens to share their opinion on water quality, and to participate in fun and creative activities that will serve an ongoing science and innovation project related to water.
The objective of this activity is to engage a group of citizens in a collective intelligence process to co-create the future of a water-related innovation. The results that emerge from this process will be taken into account by the innovators. This activity is organised as part of the ‘Spheres’ pilot set up for TRANSFORM in the Brussels-Capital Region, the aim of which is to experiment citizen participation practices in science, R&I in the circular economy to influence policies in the matter.
Participants will be invited to the final TRANSFORM event in Brussels in 2022, which will present the results of unique citizen participation experiments in three European regions (Lombardy, Catalonia, Brussels-Capital).
If you are interested in the citizen workshops on water organised by the Belgian Platform for Citizen Participation, please register now: shorturl.at/vIN04
You will then receive a link to the virtual workshop!
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 872687. This website reflects only the authors' view and the REA and the EC are not responsible for any use that may be made of the information it contains.