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… Stakeholder views, common methodology EASWs: what is it? European Awareness Scenario Workshops (EASWs) • Participative method initially developed by the Danish Board of Technology in the 90s for urban planning, applied later on environmental issues, not yet applied on food and health issues • Bringing together 15 to 25 people, for 1 or 2 days, with different background, expertise, experiences and perspectives on an equal footing • Participants develop scenarios (worst scenario = what to avoid, best scenario = what to tend to) on the workshop topic, identify barriers and propose strategies and steps for realizing them • Not necessarily reaching a consensus, discrepancies are important results as well 2 EASWs: Key succes factors • Needs an efficient staff for the organisation, including potential adaptations to the local context • Requires professional skills for the facilitation, to …

… to the professional world! Key distinctive features of the MA EPA MA EPA Faculty Number of staff involved Examples Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences 11 Christine Arnold, Paul Stephenson, Andreea Nastase, Petar Petrov EIPA 8 Sabina Lange, Edward Best, Wolfgang Koeth, Martin Unfried External guests 13 + Justin Greenwood, Alan Hardacre, Phedon Nicolaides, Jon Worth Teaching methods • Expert seminars - E.g. on lobbying by Justin Greenwood - E.g. on economic policies by Phedon Nicolaides • Workshops - E.g. simulating negotiations in the Council (EIPA) - E.g. pitching for a client - E.g. advising the Commission - E.g. writing a policy brief and policy fact sheet • Debate • Quiz Life after EPA? European institutions or bodies –European …

… the Platform: Raise awareness of research ethics and scientific integrity among UM staff and students; Stimulate openness and discussion on the challenges and dilemmas encountered in the area of research ethics and integrity; Facilitate the sharing of best practices and activities in the area of research ethics and integrity; Align, where needed, UM codes and practices with EU codes of conduct; Contribute to training on research ethics and scientific integrity for both students and staff; Organize … a budget of between € 1,000 and € 10,000 can be requested. Proposals must comply with the following requirements : · Proposals must concern new activities or clear extensions of existing activities. Existing activities (which will take place anyway) will not be funded; · The main applicant must be a member of UM staff, but cooperation between staff and students is welcomed. The main applicant maintains overall responsibility for the project; · The maximum duration of projects is 12 months …