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D4.1- Background material for stakeholder workshops

This report is about the development of background material for the stakeholder workshops in the pilot countries Spain, Czech Republic and the Netherlands.

The background material presented in this report was developed for the first round of stakeholder workshops.These stakeholder workshops are part of a co-creation process where citizens and professional stakeholders (representatives from industry, policy, civil society and research) create suggestions for future nanotechnology products and research in the areas of ‘health’ (the Netherlands), ‘energy’ (Spain), and ‘food’ (Cech Republic). The goal of the co-creation process is to demonstrate how responsiveness to societal values, needs and concerns can be built into nanotechnology research and innovation processes resulting in products that are judged as socially desirable, sustainable, and acceptable.

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Stakeholders that were invited to the stakeholder workshops received a personalized invitation in which the aims of GoNano and the purpose of engaging in the co-creation process was shortly explained. The information material provided also gave an overview of the overall co-creation process,and what was expected of their contributions during the workshop on page 2 and 3 of the information material. To make the GoNano co-creation process as transparent as possible, the infographic of the process was included, as well as the steps that will be taken after the stakeholder workshop. Furthermore, a short paragraph about the organizers of the workshops was included. This latter paragraph was adjusted to the pilot country.

 

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D1.1- Building on the State-of-the-art: ex-post evaluation on mutual learning

D1.2- Understanding the role of culture, gender and communication traditions, and their implications for GoNano engagement methodologies

D1.3- Nanotech in food, energy and health: what areas and issues for a dialogue?

D2.1- Towards a GoNano co-creation approach

D2.2- Co-creation platform

D3.1- Information material for citizens’ workshops

D3.2- Briefing report on citizen needs and values in relation to nanotechnology in food, energy and health

D3.3- Briefing report on the outcomes of the online consultation

D4.1- Background material for stakeholder workshops

D4.2- Working paper on GoNano stakeholder workshops

D4.2B- Outcomes of co-creation workshops round 2*

D4.3- Evaluation report on the outcomes of the Mobilisation and Mutual Learning platform*

D4.4- Insights and lessons from the engagement activities*

D4.5- Concrete product suggestions for future nanotechnologies*

D5.1- Risk governance and research & innovation priorities in Nanotechnologies

D5.2 – Second briefing report on the nanotechnology RI policy context as input to developing the GoNano white papers

D5.3- Collection of the GoNano White papers

D5.4 – Is there a business case for co-creation in Nanotechnology research and innovation?

D5.5 – Policy Briefs

D6.1 – A collection of training material for researchers and engineers

D6.2- Online guidelines and easy-to-understand information for publics and stakeholders groups wanting to be involved with nanotechnology R&I

D6.3- Report collecting the materials and participant list from the Winter School*

D6.4 – The GoNano Online Conference

D7.1- GoNano communication and branding plan

D7.3- Info package 1

D7.4- Info package 2

D7.5 – Info package 3

D7.6 – Report on all the audiovisual vignettes from throughout the project

D8.3- External evaluation to monitor and support the project

D8.4 – Final external evaluation report: Assessment of the co-creation process

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