RRI aims for more open and inclusive research and innovation
in which society can be listened to, awarded relevant
input and influence during all stages of R&I
“Scientists should consider citizens as research partners,
rather than only being objects of study and beneficiaries of research results”
Jacqueline Broerse, Athena Institute - Free University of Amsterdam, Netherlands
Public Engagement improves relations between R&I and society
by recognising and integrating other actors and forms of knowledge
“There is a huge demand towards a more inclusive research and innovation
where the public and other stakeholders get a role and a say”
Lars Klüver, Danish Board of Technology Foundation, Denmark
Public Engagement boosts opportunities to increase the legitimacy
of R&I and to establish new bonds based on trust, two-way dialogue
and long-term thinking
Enhancing and widening
participation at all R&I stages
Leading to new and
profitable partnerships
Guaranteeing a
transdisciplinary
approach
Advancing towards collaborative
decision-making and shared
responsibility
Promoting Citizen Science
and Open Innovation
Public engagement can help bring decisions on
R&I policies closer to society, making them
more robust and legitimate
Engaging citizens in research practices can lead to
more effective R&I processes more suited to meet
their needs and expectations
Empowering young students and lifelong
learners to engage in R&I and R&I decision
making is key for RRI success
Why is it
relevant
according to
your R&I
profile?
Industry should engage stakeholders in the
implementation of responsibility measures in their
end-products and industrial processes
The engagement of CSOs in RRI processes is
necessary to introduce the voice of society, make
R&I more democratic and enhance public
accountability
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