SC 1.6 | Science for Policy 101
Science for Policy 101
Co-organized by GD11/NH12
Convener: Chloe Hill | Co-conveners: Ilias Grampas, Lene Topp
Tue, 29 Apr, 16:15–18:00 (CEST)
 
Room -2.82
Tue, 16:15
Science for policy is the practice of integrating scientific knowledge into policymaking to ensure that scientific evidence is available for policymakers when making decisions. There are some basic considerations for engaging in science for policy that can help get you started, from considering how you frame your message, looking for windows of opportunity, and more.

This session will start by diving into some of the basics of policy, enabling participants to understand what science for policy is and how they can start engaging with it. The tips for engaging are relevant to all career stages and will also help you understand the different paths available depending on the level of engagement you are interested in.
The session will then introduce experts working on the science for policy interface to highlight specific skills that researchers can develop to increase their policy impact and provide some practical examples.

Session Speakers:

  • Chloe Hill, EGU Policy Manager
  • Agnieszka Gadzina-Kolodziejska, Deputy Head of the Science for democracy and evidence-informed policymaking Unit, the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission
  • Erika von Schneidemesser, Research Group Leader at Research Institute for Sustainability 
  • Ilias Grampas, Deputy Director, European Bureau for Conservation and Development
The oral presentations are given in a hybrid format supported by a Zoom meeting featuring on-site and virtual presentations. The button to access the Zoom meeting appears just before the time block starts.

Speakers

  • Agnieszka Gadzina-Kolodziejska, European Commission, Belgium
  • Erika von Schneidemesser, Research Institute for Sustainability (RIFS) at GFZ, Germany
  • Ilias Grampas, European Bureau for Conservation & Development, Belgium