Front Page
- Glossary and abbreviations
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- 2
- Part 2: A practitioner’s toolbox: I work on small projects, may have my own processes or have done a lot of citizen engagement, so I am less interested in the science behind citizen engagement
- 2.1
- 2.2
- 2.3How? Tools for planning for implementation
- 2.4Why? Tools for planning impact – monitoring and evaluating citizen engagement
- 2.5
- 3
- Part 3: Big project and researcher’s guide: I am building a new project and want to start from scratch to engage a diversity of citizens and stakeholders
- 3.1
- 3.2
- Types of engagement to consider, depending on risk and desired outcome: Steps of participation from informing to empowering
- 3.2.1What is citizen participation?
- 3.2.2Visualising your project as steps of participation: From informing, to empowering, considering project goals and risks involved.
- 3.2.3 Managing expectations of citizen participation
- 3.3
- 3.4How? Tools for planning implementation
- 3.5
- 4
- Part 4: Examples of projects engaging with the citizen participation targets of Mission Ocean & Waters
- 4.1
- PREP4BLUE pilot projects: aimed at engaging citizens in activities related to ocean preservation, pollution prevention, and fostering a sustainable blue economy
- 4.1.1Guiding questions used to prepare for the Us: Sea of Sounds immersive virtual reality project, Norway
- 4.1.2Consideration of the ladder or participation and evaluation tools by the Sea Synergy Oyster Project, Ireland
- 4.1.3Participant and Mission Ocean & Waters impact mapping used by the arts-based participatory project, Sustainable Coastal Futures – Institute for Art and Innovation (IFAI), Germany
- 4.2
- Ocean Literacy networks and campaigns as a tool for citizen engagement
- 4.2.1Why use Ocean Literacy as a tool for citizen engagement with the Mission?
- 4.2.2How to integrate Ocean Literacy into Mission Ocean & Water projects and related activities?
- 4.2.3Case Study: The Irish Ocean Literacy Network and supporting cross-border collaboration through ocean literacy
- 4.2.4Case Study: EmpowerUs: embedding ocean literacy as a method across a transdisciplinary research and innovation project in six countries.
- 4.3
- 4.4
- Leveraging the European Solidarity Corps to achieve the aims of your Mission Ocean & Waters initiative
- 4.4.1What is the European Solidarity Corps?
- 4.4.2Why involve the European Solidarity Corps in your Mission Ocean & Waters initiative?
- 4.4.3How to involve the EU Solidarity Corps in your Mission Ocean & Waters initiative?
- 4.4.4Example of ESC project: MarSÍus Blanca, Catalonia, Spain
- 4.5
- Recommendation: Establishing a network of Citizens’ Assemblies for Mission Ocean & Ocean.
- 4.5.1Method and data collection
- 4.5.2The value of CAs for engaging citizens
- 4.5.3The promise of an EU-Wide CA network for Mission Ocean & Waters
- 4.5.4A transnational model: lessons from the Democratic Odyssey
- 4.5.5A network of Citizens’ Assemblies for Mission Ocean & Waters
- 4.5.6Ownership and financing of Mission Ocean & Waters CAs
- 4.5.7Selection methods for CAs
- 4.5.8Voting procedures and deliberative culture
- 4.5.9Ensuring follow-up and policy impact
- 4.5.10A Shared Framework and the Role of the Mission Forum
- 4.5.11Conclusion: Establishing a network of CA’sfor Mission Ocean & Waters
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- Methods for citizen engagement
- 5.1
- Survey
- 5.1.1Description
- 5.1.2Preparations
- 5.1.3During
- 5.1.4After
- 5.2
- Citizen’s assemblies
- 5.2.1Description
- 5.2.2Preparation
- 5.2.3During
- 5.2.4After
- 5.3
- Scenario workshops
- 5.3.1Description
- 5.3.2Preparations
- 5.3.3During
- 5.3.4After
- 5.3.5Steps of overall tool process
- 5.4
- Semi-structured interviews
- 5.4.1Description
- 5.4.2Preparations,
- 5.4.3During
- 5.4.4After
- 5.5
- Walking interview/ ‘go-along’
- 5.5.1Description
- 5.5.2Preparations
- 5.5.3During
- 5.5.4After
- 5.6
- Participatory mapping
- 5.6.1Description
- 5.6.2Preparations
- 5.6.3During
- 5.6.4After
- 5.7
- Strategic ocean literacy as a way of working
- 5.7.1Description
- 5.7.2Preparations
- 5.7.3During
- 5.7.4After
- 6Recommendations for Enhancing Citizen Engagement with Mission Ocean & Waters
- Appendix 1: Additional planning templates to guide project planning
- Appendix 2: Additional tools to help planning evaluation and monitoring
- Appendix 3: Examples to illustrate steps of participation
- Appendix 4: Mapping your pathway to impact: Towards Mission Ocean & Waters’ citizen participation targets and societal ocean literacy.
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