Activity Objectives. 2.1 The two Part-time Liaison Officers will be responsible for;
Activity Objectives. The questionnaire asked partners about their objectives for each activity. It was an open-ended question for the 27 repeating activity types within WP1. The results are listed below. Nº Objectives Number of activities meeting these objectives 1 Xxxxxx connections, establish knowledge networks and create communities and catalyse new collaborative projects 6 2 To create a convivial space for exchange between practitioners and the public and to discuss targeted topics steered by participants 7 3 Arouse curiosity, learn, exchange knowledge and discuss approaches to science and CS 7 4 Gain trust and develop personal confidence and supporting knowledge 4 5 Empower educators and students 6 6 Promote, learn, build and use DIY and DIT tools 7 7 Raise public understanding of technical concepts (eg. smart cities) 7 8 Attract new citizens to science and CS 6 9 Unveil dogma and taboos of science communication 1 10 To share Biodesign concept, build expert knowledge and get people involved in research projects 6 11 Have fun and innovate 3 12 To encourage the development of scientific games with a research methodology based on Biodesign 2 The table shows that the majority of the objectives are met by the large spectrum of activities. It is coherent with DITOs approach since they reflect the three pillars of the project: knowledge exchange, public awareness and dissemination of citizen science activities and engagement strengthening.
Activity Objectives. Development of business cases for constraint measure projects under the sustainable diversion limit (SDL) adjustment mechanism of the Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx Basin Plan. The business cases will consider options to address constraints to environmental watering delivery in the Gwydir River system, the Murrumbidgee River and in the River Xxxxxx; the Xxxx to Yarrawonga section and the section below Yarrawonga to the Wakool Junction.
