Stakeholders have access to project information, and some research data is already being shared and co-produced with researchers external to the project. The project publicizes its findings in different ways, including through policy briefs, which are written in non-technical language suitable for the intended audiences. Provisional results were recently released in a policy brief available online (see URL below), and contribute to identify and solve specific societal problems. Creative visual tools and graphics, and different types of media (social, regular, websites) are preferred. What sets this project apart is the way different participants have access to the project’s materials and results. Importantly, all the “non-experts” participants are also identified as authors of the deliverables.