Road-STEAMER community development Sample Clauses

Road-STEAMER community development. ‌ Road-STEAMer will systematically engage members of all stakeholder communities from different parts of Europe, drawing on all consortium partners’ extensive networks and numerous previous and running projects with strong stakeholder engagement elements. The project will particularly utilize its close links to the OSOS and XXXX projects (through EA, coordinator of these two open schooling projects which have developed networks of more than 1,000 and more than 400 school communities from across Europe respectively), in order to be in direct interaction with a multitude of school communities and real-life science education realities on the field. Overall, at least 1,500 individual members of the Road-STEAMer community will be involved in the project processes, coming from at least 10 countries, i.e. the 8 countries of the consortium partners (Austria, Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, Netherlands, UK) plus the two additional countries accessed through the third parties of EC. An analysis of the minimum numbers of individuals from the various stakeholder communities that will be closely engaged in Road-STEAMer, based on the promise made in the description of the project, is presented in Table 4. Note that in section 1.2 ‘Key actors in Road-STEAMer’ the present document is providing a finer definition of the stakeholder communities. Table 4: Initial plans for the realization of co-creation workshops Stakeholder communities Minimum number of individuals engaged in Road- STEAMer School education teachers/experts 50 Higher education teachers/experts 50 Informal/non-formal science educators 50 School education students 550 Higher education students 250 Informal/non-formal science education learners/audience 250 Research and innovation community members 50 Creative community members 50 World of entrepreneurship and business members 50 Policy makers at various levels (local to European) 50 Citizens, third sector organization members 100 Total: 1,500 EA will be the central node of the work that will form, manage and sustain the Road-STEAMer community, though information campaigns, invitations for collaboration, various incentives for active engagement (including playful engagement design, contests with various prizes including educators’ and/or students’ participation in European events), as well as continuous information and support. In this, EA will collaborate closely with the consortium members who will act as the National Coordinators (NC) of activities in...
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