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Participants from TeRRItoria in Trøndelag are planning joint actions for recruiting highly educated people to the districts. On the 25th of June nearly 20 participants from NTNU, Trøndelag County Council, the Røros Region Business Garden, iNam (Innovation Namdal) and Namsos Municipality gathered from different locations in Trondheim, Røros, and Namsos in an online meeting. The … Read more
A core aspect of the TeRRItoria project alludes to engaging all Consortium partners to co-creation and co-learning procedures, where they will have the opportunity to exchange experiences, advice and contemplate together on potential steps for enhancing the designed RRI-related activities –which will further contribute to the transformation of their territory.
Lessons Learned under Lockdown in the Region of North East Romania The Region of North East Romania, one of the 5 territories of TeRRItoria, is focusing primarily on the RRI key of public engagement for its experiment. The partners there aim to improve the livelihoods of residents of their mountain areas by adequate science and … Read more
To-face or not to-face – that is the question The transformative experiment in North East Romania The Regional Development Agency of North East Romania, as part of TeRRItoria, is designing one of the five transformative experiments foreseen by the project. The experiment seeks to develop and adopt a local consultative tool that allows agenda-setting at the … Read more
Recalibrating stakeholder engagement activities in times of social distance The TeRRItoria project partners in Central Macedonia were very fond of their old plan of action for how to organise and run their stakeholder meetings but, due the ongoing virus situation, they have had to start arranging for their activities to be online. Initially, the plan … Read more
Survey to substitute meetings to engage civil society The Municipality of Gabrovo (Bulgaria) is following the principles of Responsible Research and Innovation to raise the engagement of its local civil society. The process is used in the framework of the formulation of the new Smart Specialisation Strategies for the next programming period 2021-2027. The Municipality is carrying out … Read more
Lessons Learned under Lockdown in the Region of Emilia Romagna In the Region of Emilia-Romagna in Italy, their transformative experiment plans to focus first and foremost on the RRI key of governance and the RRI dimension of inclusivity. The partners there plan to intend to include RRI dimensions in their Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) to … Read more
Lessons learned under Lockdown in the Region of Central Macedonia The TeRRItoria project partners in the Region of Central Macedonia, Greece are working on designing a transformative experiment which will foster improvements in the Gender Equality key of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). This may be achieved by overseeing the implementation of a Gender Equality … Read more
Connecting with less central regions and students, in-person and virtually What was planned and how things stand right now For its territorial experiment, Trøndelag will focus on how rural areas can become more appealing places for young people to relocate to in order to reverse the trend of rural depopulation, something which may be called “re-territorialisation”. As … Read more
Lessons Learned under Lockdown in the Municipality of Gabrovo Those responsible for the TeRRItoria transformative experiment in the Municipality of Gabrovo have in mind to co-create something based on the RRI keys of Public Engagement and Science Education. Their original plan involved the planning of 3 bilateral meetings, a writeshop, and a summit. The first … Read more
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