During summer 2019, nearly 900 participants from five European countries answered GoNano online questionnaire, which aimed to find out more about people´s understanding of nanotechnology and its application areas in Food, Energy and Health.
The GoNano project has published a working paper on the design and outcomes of the first round of stakeholder workshops organised in the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Spain. The stakeholder workshops are a key part of the GoNano project: integrating the lessons learned in the first exploratory stages of the project and the citizen … Continued
Report on the development of the background material for the stakeholder workshops in Barcelona, Prague and Enschede. The purpose of the background material was to inform stakeholders about the co-creation process of GoNano, nanotechnologies and the outcomes of the citizen workshops. Read the full GoNano report- D4.1 Background material for stakeholder workshops * The document may … Continued
This document describes the strategy for the evaluation of the GoNano project impacts, building upon the preparatory activities performed in the first phase of the project (WP1-knowledge base and WP2-methodology development), and initial work on co-creation activities (WP3- deliberation with citizens and WP4 – co-creation with professional stakeholders). The goal of the external evaluation is … Continued
Three thematic deliberative and envisioning citizen workshops on food, energy and health formed the first step of the co-creation process. The goal of the workshops was to inform citizens on nanotechnologies and possible future application areas in order to facilitate their reflection on wishes, needs and concerns. The citizens’ inputs form the basis for understanding social needs and values, … Continued
R&I background production for pilot studies* The present report outlines the process for developing the information materials for the GoNano citizen meetings taking place in the fall of 2018 on future nanotechnology for Health in the Netherlands, Energy in Spain and Food in the Czech Republic. The aim of the information material was to: present the citizen participants with … Continued
This document comprises the communication and branding strategy for the consortium of the GoNano project. It is meant as an internal guide for the consortium partners as to how the different communication activities are planned to be executed in order to ensure the greatest impact. Deliverable 7.1 – Communication and branding plan
Report on the online platform. The online co-creation platform will secure a continuous online presence to support interaction between project partners and broader audiences throughout the duration of the project and beyond. Specifically the platform will be used to support the face-to-face citizen workshops and online citizen consultation, and the two rounds of co-creation workshops … Continued
The following deliverable offers a consolidation of key findings from previous and ongoing EU and national engagement projects, relevant academic literature and material from interviews with RRI experts, co-creation practitioners, risk communication experts and societal engagement experts with respect to how to facilitate and pursue a co-creation process. Projects differ according to their emphasis, e.g. … Continued
Part of the GoNano objectives are to create an engagement process which is cognisant of gender, diversity, culture and communication traditions across Europe. This engagement process will inform future nanotechnology development, by ways of public discourse and methodology development, as well as co-creation. In order to adequately align nanotechnology Research and Innovation (R&I) with societal … Continued