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… 1. Project summary Please describe, briefly, the main purpose and goal(s) of the project. (max. 100 words) 2. Full description of the project (max. 1500 words) Please describe the following aspects of your project: · How does the project fit in with the development/innovation of education? · How does the project contribute to themes essential to UM’s problem-based learning & teaching environment? · How does the project provide added value for UM education moving forward? · A clear and … in educational literature (please include references in Section 5 below) · A clearly defined and well-designed methodological approach · Clear deliverables and/or direct scientific output(s): for example, scientific publications, presentations, workshops for teachers and researchers, input for future research proposals, or a policy brief · Is there a vision for how the project can be sustainable beyond the current funding, and how the project can grow? · How does the main applicant intend to develop themself on the basis of this project, and where relevant, in relation to mentoring by a co-applicant? 3. Project timeline (max. one A4) Please provide a project timeline, including project phases, stakeholders involved, and deliverables. When What Who Additional info Budget plan (max. one A4) Please estimate the total costs of the entire project. The maximum amount of the EDLAB education research grant is 10.000 EUR, to be spent over a period of one year. Note that if your budget …

… 1. Project Summary Please describe, briefly, the main purpose and goal(s) of the project. (max. 100 words) 2. Full Description of the Project (max. 1500 words) Please describe the following aspects of your project: · How does the project fit in with the development/innovation of education? · How does the project contribute to themes essential to UM’s problem-based learning & teaching environment? · How does the project provide added value for UM education moving forward? · A clear and … in educational literature (please include references in Section 5 below) · A clearly defined and well-designed methodological approach · Clear deliverables and/or direct scientific output(s): for example, scientific publications, presentations, workshops for teachers and researchers, input for future research proposals, or a policy brief · Is there a vision for how the project can be sustainable beyond the current funding, and how the project can grow? · How does the main applicant intend to develop themself on the basis of this project, and where relevant, in relation to mentoring by a co-applicant? 3. Project Timeline (max. one A4) Please provide a project timeline, including project phases, stakeholders involved, and deliverables. When What Who Additional info 4. Budget Plan (max. one A4) Please estimate the total costs of the entire project. The maximum amount of the EDLAB education research grant is 10.000 EUR, to be spent over a period of one year. Note that if your budget …

… vision of UM 3. relevant frameworks UM'S MISSION AND STRATEGY ❏ To be an innovator in education and research by introducing the CORE philosophy at our university; ❏ To adopt an inclusive approach and to open our doors to all students and staff who fit with our profile and subscribe to our values; ❏ To take our social responsibility seriously by linking the university to society, from the local to the global level; ❏ To be a sustainable institution in the broadest sense. KEY POINTS, RESEARCH, RECOMMENDATIONS FROM ROADSHOWS AND SPEED DATES Health promotion Sustainability Price/ quality Diversity 1. HEALTH PROMOTION ❏ Healthy lifestyle can prevent cancer, CVDs, type 2 diabetes ❏ Active/passive ❏ Nudging: healthier options at start of restaurant Nudging, 2018 RECOMMENDATIONS ❏ Baseline health policy, faculty specific 2. SUSTAINABILITY ❏ Conscious use of resources, waste management ❏ … Organisation, 2017 RECOMMENDATION ❏ Use innovation as a tool to achieve sustainability, health promotion, good price/quality and customer satisfaction 7. CUSTOMER SATISFACTION ❏ How products/services meet customer’s expectations ❏ How customer feels when interacting with company or its products ❏ Major food companies all emphasize customer satisfaction RECOMMENDATIONS ❏ Customer satisfaction overarching goal ❏ Necessary to ensure longevity and success of catering OUTLINE ❏ Explanation of …

… Panel conclusions: 1. Budgets The budgets of EU agencies tend to be treated as a package. However, their roles and functioning differ widely. Thus, consideration should be given to treat the budgets of EU agencies as part of the policy area to which they belong. This is already foreseen by the existing architecture of the EU budget: the budgets of the agencies are located within the heading of the multiannual financial framework in which their policy area falls. This would imply a more policy-based approach to budget allocation. 2. Role of ECA Consideration should be given to the role of the European Court of Auditors … towards a more performance-based approach to budgeting. The ECA has already started to produce more performance-based auditing. 3. Added value An assessment should be made of the added value of EU agencies, also in terms of savings for Member States, when new EU agencies are created. 2 PANEL 2: PERFORMANCE & EFFECTIVENESS Chair: M. Everson, Birkbeck College Rapporteur: M. Chamon, Ghent University Panel conclusions: 1. Performance assessment and accountability In certain situations EU agencies might …