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… on priorities, reviews of literature. Step 5.: interactive educational sessions, which can be held either at scientific meetings on dementia, primary care facilities, nursing homes and at patient’s association facilities. Step 6.: educational outreach visits - conduction of one-to-one visits between members of the implementation committee and the stakeholders, including patients and caregivers. Step 7.: posting reminders of the criteria for patient selection and the recommendations in the outpatient clinic and in the medical wards. …

… perspective are discussed. In addition, within a reasonable period after the NVAO accreditation decision, the institution publishes the conclusions connected with the development interview with the panel. From April 23 to 25, the panel Health Sciences visited the UM master Health Food Innovation Management in the framework of reaccreditation. During the reaccreditation, the panel expressed the advise to include more Food Technology in the curriculum. In the development discussion, which took place … on May 25, 2018 in Wageningen, the following options to include more Food Technology in the current curriculum were discussed: 1. Include an elective on Food Technology Since the reaccreditation panel and the HFIM programme agreed during the site visit in April, that it will not be possible to delete one of the courses from the curriculum, it may be possible to include an elective on Food Technology. This may especially be a good option for students who already have a strong background in the … especially in the course ‘HFV1004 Food categories, ingredients, carrier systems and food technology’. If we choose to provide more Food Technology knowledge and skills to all students, we should preferably implement lectures, case studies and workshops on Food Technology in the current curriculum. The challenge is to allocate enough time to Food Technology in the scheduled courses within the HFIM curriculum. The panel Health Sciences representative advices to contact the research institute …

… Academic and professional functions 5 Professional functions (international) 5 Professional functions (the Netherlands) 5 Editorial committees 6 Evaluation and assessment 6 Scientific advice and peer-review 6 Membership of professional organisations 8 Visiting researcher and professor 8 Postdoctoral fellows coached 8 Contract research 8 Graduate teaching: management, supervision and examination 9 Coordinating functions 9 PhD-supervision 9 PhD Examiner 10 MSc, MA, and MPhil examination boards 12 … below https://www.ntnu.edu/employees/wiebe.bijker https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/w.bijker http://www.wtmc.net/ http://esst.eu/ https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/education/master/research-master-cultures-arts-science-and-technology http://www.4sonline.org/ https://www.historyoftechnology.org/ http://www.gr.nl/index.php http://www.rathenau.nl/ http://www.rathenau.nl/ http://kicsforum.in/ 3 network (ATPS), and by various EU-FP7 projects (e.g. SET-DEV and BESSE). A NWO-WOTRO project (2009-2014) … Board member Maastricht McLuhan Institute for European Digital Culture (1998 – 2000) Founding co-editor Jaarboek voor de Geschiedenis van Bedrijf en Techniek (1984 – 1992) Chair Eurometrics Committee Nederland (1988 – 1991) Coordinator Netherlands Workshop Science in Context (1984 – 1989) Editorial committees Engaging Science, Technology, and Society (since 2014) Journal of Responsible Innovation (JRI) (since 2013) Nordic Journal of science and technology studies (NJSTS) (since 2012) Journal of …

… van 28 november tot 1 december 2017. Het rapport van de ERC bevat een aantal aanbevelingen, die in de komende tijd ter hand genomen zullen worden. Met vriéndelijke pnbf.dy. ŴJ.Ĵ.A. Scherpbier, deca/n/FHMi^ 18.0357/11 (ERC rapport CAPHRI) Visiting address P. Debyelaan 25 6229 HX Maastricht Postal address P.O. Box 616 6200 MD Maastricht The Netherlands T +31 (0)43 387 13 25 www.maastrichtuniversity.nl T +31 (0)43 387 13 29 Bank account: 065.76.18.705 KvK nr.: 50169181 IBAN: NL05 INGB … from each RL to allow the Review Committee to examine in detail examples of published work; discussions with boards, managers, RL leaders, Heads of Department, PhD council, postdocs and academic staff about the information provided. The site visit was undertaken during the period 28 Nov -1 Dec, 2017 and consisted of a number of components, which can be summarised as follows (full programme in Annex 3): A plenary introduction to Maastricht UMC+ by the Vice-dean of the Faculty of Health … memberships of scientific committees, and memberships of editorial boards and editorships of scientific journals. (Score: 2) 4.1.3 Relevance to society The excellent relevance to society is witnessed by extensive media exposure, many lectures and workshops organized for health care professionals, the general public, and patient groups, several important publications having addressed topics important for organizations and issues outside academia and having societal impact, several advisory reports …

… van 28 november tot 1 december 2017. Het rapport van de ERC bevat een aantal aanbevelingen, die in de komende tijd ter hand genomen zullen worden. Met vriéndelijke pnbf.dy. ŴJ.Ĵ.A. Scherpbier, deca/n/FHMi^ 18.0357/11 (ERC rapport CAPHRI) Visiting address P. Debyelaan 25 6229 HX Maastricht Postal address P.O. Box 616 6200 MD Maastricht The Netherlands T +31 (0)43 387 13 25 www.maastrichtuniversity.nl T +31 (0)43 387 13 29 Bank account: 065.76.18.705 KvK nr.: 50169181 IBAN: NL05 INGB … from each RL to allow the Review Committee to examine in detail examples of published work; discussions with boards, managers, RL leaders, Heads of Department, PhD council, postdocs and academic staff about the information provided. The site visit was undertaken during the period 28 Nov -1 Dec, 2017 and consisted of a number of components, which can be summarised as follows (full programme in Annex 3): A plenary introduction to Maastricht UMC+ by the Vice-dean of the Faculty of Health … memberships of scientific committees, and memberships of editorial boards and editorships of scientific journals. (Score: 2) 4.1.3 Relevance to society The excellent relevance to society is witnessed by extensive media exposure, many lectures and workshops organized for health care professionals, the general public, and patient groups, several important publications having addressed topics important for organizations and issues outside academia and having societal impact, several advisory reports …

… vs. Conservation: Models and Payments ..................................... 44 4.1.2 Value Distribution Along the Value Chains .......................................................................... 45 4.1.3 Carbon Offsets in the Market: Buyers and Payments ........................................................ 46 4.1.4 Smallholders’ Access to Monetary Payments and Other Alternatives ............................. 48 • 4 • Smallholder Farmers and the VCM: A Balancing Act 4.1.5 Impacts … has trained two community members to serve as park rangers who oversee the area. However, these rangers do not receive additional resources, which limits their ability to effectively monitor the territory. They have reported the presence of illegal visitors and misuse of resources, but the authorities have not responded to these complaints. Consequently, the park rangers can only educate and guide the community. Through the project, they aim to further strengthen communal control over the forest. … communication channels is essential for building trust and ensuring that farmers understand the markets in which they are engaged. Often, farmers face uncertainty regarding how payments are structured, calculated, and distributed. Tools such as workshops, visual guides, and dashboards can enhance transparency in these processes. Programs should also offer interim financial incentives or small grants to bridge the gap between enrollment and the first carbon removal compensation, helping to …

… vs. Conservation: Models and Payments ..................................... 44 4.1.2 Value Distribution Along the Value Chains .......................................................................... 45 4.1.3 Carbon Offsets in the Market: Buyers and Payments ........................................................ 46 4.1.4 Smallholders’ Access to Monetary Payments and Other Alternatives ............................. 48 • 4 • Smallholder Farmers and the VCM: A Balancing Act 4.1.5 Impacts … has trained two community members to serve as park rangers who oversee the area. However, these rangers do not receive additional resources, which limits their ability to effectively monitor the territory. They have reported the presence of illegal visitors and misuse of resources, but the authorities have not responded to these complaints. Consequently, the park rangers can only educate and guide the community. Through the project, they aim to further strengthen communal control over the forest. … communication channels is essential for building trust and ensuring that farmers understand the markets in which they are engaged. Often, farmers face uncertainty regarding how payments are structured, calculated, and distributed. Tools such as workshops, visual guides, and dashboards can enhance transparency in these processes. Programs should also offer interim financial incentives or small grants to bridge the gap between enrollment and the first carbon removal compensation, helping to …

… 71; cf. Sanchez Graells, ‘What Need and Logic for a New Directive on Concessions, Particularly Regarding the Issue of their Economic Balance?, European Public Private Partnerships Law Review, available at <http://ssrn.com/abstract=2101712> (last visited 23.05.2013). Page 5 of 31 economic factors driving the proposal, especially within the context of the economic crisis and Europe’s growth plans. Under Section 2 we will consider some of the key legal uncertainties surrounding the definition of … of the European Parliament and of the Council on the award of Concession Contracts: Frequently Asked Questions’ (Commission Memo) MEMO/11/932, 20 December 2011, point 5, available at <http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_MEMO-11-932_en.htm> (last visited 23.05.2013). 9 W. Kahlenborn et al, ‘2011: Strategic Use of Public Procurement in Europe – Final Report to the European Commission’, MARKT/2010/02/C, 120, available at <http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/publicprocurement/docs/modernising_rules/strategic-use-public-procurement- europe_en.pdf> (last visited 23.05.2013). 10 Ibid, 124. Page 7 of 31 disparities among the legislation of different Member States. To remedy this, the Commission seeks to provide ‘a minimum coordination of national procedures for the award of such contracts based on …