SC2.3 | Science for policy: Critical skills for policy engagement
Science for policy: Critical skills for policy engagement
Co-organized by EOS4/GM13
Convener: Chloe Hill | Co-conveners: Lene Topp, Mario Scharfbillig
Tue, 16 Apr, 10:45–12:30 (CEST)
 
Room -2.85/86
Tue, 10:45
Contributing to the policymaking process is a great way to engage with those outside of academia and to ensure your research has an impact! During this session, a panel of experts will build on the concepts outlined in the ‘Science for Policy 101’ Short Course by providing participants with an overview of the competences and skills that can help ensure that your policy engagement is meaningful and has an impact!

In the first half of the session, participants will be introduced to the Science for Policy Competence Framework Smart4Policy self-assessment tool created by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre. The panelists will then provide an outline of the European policy landscape and some of the specific mechanisms that scientists can use to engage with it.

While it is recommended that participants attend the ‘Science for Policy 101’ Short Course before this session, it isn’t necessary.

Speakers:

  • Mario Scharfbillig: Science Policy Advisor, Joint Research Centre, European Commission
  • Chloe Hill: EGU Policy Manager
  • Régine Roncucci: EU Affairs Manager at the European Parliament Intergroup
  • Bikem Ekberzade: Istanbul Technical University