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Science, technology and civil society

- when researchers and NGOs are co-producing knowledge

Welcome to Citizens Science!

We're encouraging scientists and NGOs to do research together for the public interest. You can help us by announcing your research ideas to the world, search for partners and discuss common issues!

  1. Discuss citizens science in our forum
  2. Announce projects & search for partners

Latest articles

21/04/2008

Funding for research, development and innovation – How to see things more clearly?

The European Commission is preparing a practical guide on the full range of European funding available for research, development and innovation.

10/01/2008

Maintaining, rediscovering and creating a cultivated biodiversity for Organic Farming

The place and the forms of Participatory Plant Breeding (PPB) in France

Véronique Chable and Guy Kastler

If awareness of the varietal needs of Organic Farming has been convenient for certain breeding activities of some seed companies, it has also stimulated numerous initiatives for the conservation of biodiversity and for the breeding of traditional peasant varieties, restoring to our plant heritage its capacity to evolve with the “terroir” (combination of soil, climate and man). Public and private research has invested in varying degree in this return to dynamic varietal management by and with the farmers. These experiments, as diversified as the varieties they involve, have taken the name of “participatory plant breeding”.

19/11/2007

Free Software at The Hub

On the 2nd of November, the FSFE and M6-IT organised a capacity building session for CSOs, taking place in The Hub in London.

19/11/2007

Partenariats Institutions-Citoyens pour la Recherche et l'Innovation

Les appels à projets PICRI du Conseil Régional Ile-de-France s’adressent aux acteurs académiques et aux membres de la société civile organisée désireux de mener ensemble, sur la base du volontariat, des travaux de recherche dont les retombées peuvent s’avérer importantes en région Ile-de-France.

Latest partnerships

8/04/2008 10:52
Joanne Vincenten, Director, European Child Safety Alliance EuroSafe

Building partnerships and relationships in research and implementation

Recently the World Congress for Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion was concluded on March 18, 2008 and a dominate theme throughout the event was the question “How do we get research to have mor...

7/02/2008 23:19

Should the government fund science research?

A new book by Terence Kealey, a biochemist and vice-chancellor of the University of Buckingham, UK says that there is no need for government funding of pure research. He writes that free markets an...

Last reply: 11/02/2008 11:03

7/02/2008 20:46
Caroline Bollars, Policy Officer, EPHA (www.epha.org)

Analysis of the call for proposal 2007

The Public Health Agency (PHEA) of the European Commission carried out a statistical analysis of the functioning of the call for Proposal 2007->http://ec.europa.eu/phea/documents/10_QAbis.pdf. <...

Last reply: 8/02/2008 19:46

7/02/2008 19:47

Public Health Executive Agency(PHEA) - info day on Health Programme 2008-2013

Caroline Bollars, Policy Officer, European Public Health Alliance (EPHA).

The European Public Health Executive Agency (PHEA) is organising an information day about the new Call for P...

7/02/2008 15:28

Women Experts needed

You have an opportunity to increase the number of women in the experts evaluating the offers.

The European Commission involves independent experts for the evaluation of proposals and...

Last reply: 8/02/2008 14:22