Purpose and Structure of the Report Sample Clauses

Purpose and Structure of the Report. This document presents the final report of the activities conducted as part of Task 5.2 Case Studies on specific applications of ICT solutions for governance and policy modelling of the CROSSOVER project. It includes a presentation of the integrated methodology followed for this component of the research and a presentation of the four (4) selected cases, including the main findings of the analysis of each case accompanied by highlights and critical opinions, the lessons learned and the practical recommendations (deriving from the integrated analysis) towards their integration into the Final version of the International Research Roadmap on Policy-Making 2.0, ultimate outcome of the CROSSOVER project. The report integrates the findings of the research work coordinated by the JRC-IPTS and which was performed in part through subcontracting the activities of identification and analysis of the selected case studies to a team of experts of the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA). It also combines input received from various sources in the course of the implementation of the research, including: desk research, consultation with CROSSOVER consortium members and the CROSSOVER animators who reviewed intermediate deliverables, as well as interviews with experts involved in each one of the four proposed cases (including members of the project teams and some end-users). Intermediate draft versions of the report and key findings have also been made available for public consultation and validation through communication and discussion of the results with the CROSSOVER animators, the CROSSOVER partners and with the community that follows closely the Policy Making 2.0 domain over various Web 2.0 channels. The final analysis of the four cases combined with the critical comments received by the practitioners/end users of the cases and of the CROSSOVER animators have been used to outline the recommendations about Policy Making 2.0 and about the development of the CROSSOVER Research Roadmap. The document is therefore structured as follows. Section 2 presents the rationale underpinning Task
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