Report on the research and policy consultation in Croatia
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1 Report on the research and policy consultation in Croatia
2 Table of contents 1: Concept for the consultation in Croatia (in English) : Programme for the consultation (in English) : Selected research programme scenarios (in English) : Croatia: The enriched research programme scenarios (in English) b Community building development c Evidence-based community building a Data for all - share the power of data d Empowered citizens c Here, there and everywhere : Selected research programme scenarios (national language) : Croatia: The enriched research programme scenarios (national language) b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica c Izgradnja zajednice na temelju dokaza a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka d Osnaženi građani c Tu, tamo i svugdje... 17
3 1: Concept for the consultation in Croatia (in English) The consultation in Croatia took place on 23 rd September We decided to organise one consultation. Our target groups were citizens, stakeholders and policy-makers. These target groups were chosen due to the necessity of voicing put and hearing opinions of various relevant actors on different levels/sides of the decision making process of public policies. Involvement of the citizens was considered crucial, since citizens are the ones who can most accurately detect challenges at the local level and can add to the discussion from their perspective. Stakeholders were invited in order to contribute to the debate from the position of the engaged perspective. Policy-makers were chosen in order to get their feedback on a certain programmes, but also that they can better understand perspectives of the citizens and the stakeholders through discussion among them. We recruited the participants through our channels of communication. Participants were invited to participate through our mailing lists, Facebook page, web page and e- newsletter. Some of the participants were also recruited through the contacts of the participants of the first consultation. Several participants were those who participated at National workshop. Originally, we recruited 40 participants. One from Zagreb get sick, and two from Split could not come as a child of one of them got sick. Two participants from Zagreb could not come due to work obligations at the last moment. We had at the end 35 participants: five (5) decision makers, fifteen (15) citizens (5 of them elderly) and fifteen stakeholders, coming from CSOs and different institutions. We prepared a material in Croatian for participants that we send to those registered. We send them a leaflet and Research Programme Scenarios, but added in the beginning details about CIMULACT. We also prepared the Guidelines for facilitators in Croatian language, as well as power point presentation for the workshop. We are glad to report that we did not experience any difficulties due to thorough preparation. We used the Method 3 from the toolkit. Method 3 was chosen since it was considered the method best suited for the stimulation of the debate between participants with different views on the problem and thus it allows participants from different target groups to be acquainted with the perspective of another target group which can greatly facilitate the process of the dialogue creation regarding the certain research programme scenario. 1
4 2: Programme for the consultation (in English) Welcoming participants Presentation of the consultation purpose, objectives and the expected outcomes Get to know each other: ice breaker Overview of the 8 research scenarios and selecting 5 for more detailed discussion Coffee break World Café tour, round 1& Lunch break World Café tour Summary of the results Finalization of the template Coffee break Exhibition of the 5 enriched research topics and then prioritization Friendly closing session: Drinks and feedback on the day Joint dinner, Restaurant Pri Zvoncu We have decided to organise a joint dinner for most of the participants (some from other places had to left earlier). This contributed to better bonding and was appreciated by those who were there, as a rcognition of their effort and good will to participate. All participants get a small gift (bag, note-book, pencil). 3: Selected research programme scenarios (in English) We have chosen the following research programme scenarios for our national consultation: - 2a Basic universal income so nobody is left behind - 2b Community building development - 2c Evidence-based community building - 3a Data for all share the power of data - 3b Snakes and Ladders. Connecting scales of issues and actors - 3c The transparency toolbox
5 - 3d Empowered citizens - 6c Here, there and everywhere We have chosen the first three programme scenarios (2a Basic universal income so nobody is left behind, 2b Community building development and 2c Evidence-based community building) from the field 'Unity and Cohesion', because many of our national visions were connected with social needs reaching social cohesion and unity. Also, our representative was a table moderator for that topic in Milan. The further four programme scenarios (3a Data for all share the power of data, 3b Snakes and ladders Connecting scales of issues and actors, 3c The transparency toolbox and 3d Empowered citizens) from the field 'Citizenship awareness and participation' were chosen because they are related to our organization s mission. Our work and projects are dedicated to citizen engagement and development of their capabilities for active participation in community development. The last programme scenario (6c Here there and everywhere) was taken up during the deliberation phase of the assignment of the programme scenarios. Participants chose to enrich further five programme scenarios: - 2b Community building development - 2c Evidence-based community building - 3a Data for all share the power of data - 3d Empowered citizens - 6c Here, there and everywhere The prioritization exercise was carried out in following manner: - Posters that were prepared in advance in Croatian language were put on the wall in the hall where the consultation was carried out - Each participant received five stickers with the instruction to glue one sticker to the programme scenario they consider the most important - After that, the number of votes / stickers was counted and prioritized programme scenarios emerged. The posters with chosen research programme scenarios (as they were done in Milan), were prepared and put on the wall, together with Research programme aspiration. All documents and tables were translated to Croatian language, so that participants could easily read and understand the content. Next to the each topic a paper was put for the stickers. The participants were invited to look at exhibited posters and to put the stickers next to the topic that they consider important. Please, see the pictures bellow:
6 4: Croatia: The enriched research programme scenarios (in English) Overview of the prioritized research programme scenarios The research programme scenarios were prioritized, as shown below. The number of votes that each scenario got is shown in brackets. - 2b Community building development [21] - 2c Evidence-based community building [20] - 3a Data for all share the power of data [21] - 3d Empowered citizens [22] - 6c Here, there and everywhere [20]
7 Further in the text, for the each of the prioritised scenarios, the answers to the five mandatory questions are presented. 2b Community building development 1. What challenge(s) does this research question address? - Encouragement of social activism - Citizens' participation - Citizens' solidarity - Decentralization of state through the engagement of local communities, using new technologies and innovative methods (as a tool for bonding, not separation) - Decentralisation of providing public services, which is important for future development 2. Why would it be important to address this challenge? - Engaged citizens = engaged local communities - Engaged citizens are the axis of the successful political process - It is important to develop / maintain the sense of empathy and solidarity among people; it will be not possible without connected local communities 3. How could this challenge be approached? - By promoting bottom-up approach - By citizen involvement in all phases of decision-making (through public discussions and the development of infrastructure that enables it) - By enabling access to information, including affirmative involvement of the local media - By fostering life-long learning; access to information - By fostering social entrepreneurship - By developing local communities, their infrastructure, to keep the inhabitants and provide needed services - Activation of community boards and town districts (as lowest level of selfgovernment) 4. Who should be involved in solving the problem? - Public, civic and business sector with the assured inclusion of the vulnerable groups - Schools and other educational institutions - Local and community media - Citizens, experts
8 - Citizens initiatives - SMEs 5. What should be the main goals of the research activity? - Shifting of growth policies towards the real needs of the community with participation of citizens - Empowering citizens for better quality of life in the communities - Securing public participation in co-creation of community life and decisionmaking 2c Evidence-based community building 1. What challenge(s) does this research question address? - Community decision-making which is not evidence-based regardless of the level; development of strategies which are not evidence-based - Challenge of clientelism in the society as the basis for arbitrary and self-interest decision-making - Adaptation/transformation of the educational system from the elementary school to the higher education - current educational system does not foster critical and analytical thinking - Finding of "autochthonous" model which is suitable for a particular community - Finding of the relation between the citizen contribution (problem detection) and the expert contribution (application of the solution) - How to avoid over-regulation; regulations do not necessarily fit community and citizen needs 2. Why would it be important to address this challenge? - Because addressing it, that would lead to more organized society - Because scientific contribution to decision-making and expert knowledge has the potential of strengthen the quality decisions; In order to determine the justifiability of the public policies, their sustainability and possibility for implementation - Because current educational system creates "moulds" - it does not foster critical thinking in the children's development 3. How could this challenge be approached? - By introducing steps for change of mind-sets in the society, so that citizens would start to be involved in decision-making - By empowering citizens through accessible informational campaigns - By the impact evaluation of the public policy measures; decisions being grounded in research and data (EMPIRIJA)
9 - By securing the links between contribution of citizens and contribution of experts - Through digitalization of participation of citizens in policy-making - Introducing analysis (cause-consequences) - Strategic approach to local development 4. Who should be involved in solving the problem? Everybody; - Citizens (on which certain public policy has impact) - Decision-makers - CSO representatives - Experts and scientific community - Media as the important channel of information flow towards citizens 5. What should be the main goals of the research activity? - Empowered society capable of vision development - Involvement of stakeholders in the analysis and policy decision-making, based on substantial data; development of methods and tools for policy impact evaluation - Society-building in which decision-making is participatory from the lowest levels; reduced power of politicians to make decisions for the entire community on their own 3a Data for all - share the power of data 1. What challenge(s) does this research question address? - Availability, transparency and reliability of the data - disabling of the excessive commercialization of digital data; creation of open source data as precondition - The challenge of the accessibility of the data - how to create user-friendly services accessible for use through which citizens could create, search and use data for their own goals (e.g. social, entrepreneurial) - Level of education of the citizens; digital competencies are the essential precondition of participating in today's society 2. Why would it be important to address this challenge? - Because it would increase the quality of life - Because it would foster informed decision-making - Because it would increase transparency - Less corruption
10 3. How could this challenge be approached? - Education on citizens' rights - By ensuring the accessibility of the Internet; broadband and affordable wi-fi Internet connections - Creation of the publicly accessible digital tools and adjustment of the existing tools - Education of citizens in order for them to be able to use the data (digital competencies) - Participation of citizens in creation of data 4. Who should be involved in solving the problem? - Citizens - State institutions / decision makers - CSOs - Stakeholders and experts - Public service providers - IT experts who should be educated in a way to be able to recognize social problems in order to be able to produce IT output which is applicable to them - Media 5. What should be the main goals of the research activity? - Develop the awareness of citizens for participation in decision-making processes - Usage of data to solve social problems and inequalities with the aim of development of sustainable society - Enabling citizens and public service providers (for example, CSOs) to use and create data through open source digital tools and platforms - Solving of social problems - Securing that data is understandable - Develop digital tools for sustainable economy (e.g. agriculture) 3d Empowered citizens 1. What challenge(s) does this research question address? - Passivity of citizens due to low civic consciousness - challenge of engaging citizens - Accessibility of information sources and information for all citizens - Legitimacy and credibility of information, transparency
11 - How to reach and include marginalized groups (different kinds of marginalized groups - e.g. groups of lower social status, displaced groups, groups with low access to information) 2. Why would it be important to address this challenge? - The base for decision-making with participation of stakeholders in the process - In order to make right decisions - In order to exercise one's civil rights through being better informed - Because it would enable flow of information which is faster and more steady - In order to establish exchange of knowledge of higher quality 3. How could this challenge be approached? - Changes in educational system by advancing and digitalization - making it more connected to the labour market (e.g. by introducing internships already early in the educational process) and introducing civic education in order to learn how to think critically about social problems - By fostering of life-long learning; by raising awareness of the need for it and by increasing its accessibility ; critical thinking; multidisciplinary learning - By strengthening of media literacy so that citizens are able to search for information on their own and to ascertain the level of accuracy and relevancy of the information - On-line consultations - public hearings on local level 4. Who should be involved in solving the problem? - Local community - citizens, CSOs - Academic community - Educational institutions - State institutions - Business community - Media - whose ethics and the ways of spreading and interpretation of information should be increased 5. What should be the main goals of the research activity? - Increase of personal responsibility of individuals; for citizens to start to understand their individual responsibility and opportunity for impact - Motivate citizens to get involved in community life (e.g. through good practice examples) - Work on increasing the awareness on importance of diversity - Instil personal responsibility
12 6c Here, there and everywhere 1. What challenge(s) does this research question address? - Virtual mobility of citizens and its fostering; accessibility to places, locations, contents, events, cultures, nevertheless of their economic and social status - Achieving less differences in the society - Three key challenges: personal freedom space, impact on the physical health, personal data protection - Connectivity, participation 2. Why would it be important to address this challenge? Because mobility of citizens through virtual interaction will contribute through satisfaction of further aspects: - Economic aspect; virtual visit to different locations accessible to all of the citizens regardless of their economic situation - Social aspect: interaction - increase in socialization, decrease in loneliness - Life-long learning - Increased opportunities for leisure time: enabling people to consume content and get acquainted with new cultures 3. How could this challenge be approached? Through interdisciplinary approach and research of: - Economic aspects of virtual mobility - Medical and psychological aspects - Environmental protection - Technological solutions (This interdisciplinary approach should include measurements of benefits and downsides of virtual/physical mobility.) 4. Who should be involved in solving the problem? - Citizens - Scientists / experts - Decision-makers - IT specialists and developers (computer programmers) - Stakeholders - Groups identified as marginalized (groups hard to access) - IT businesses, - CSOs, including watch-dog role
13 5. What should be the main goals of the research activity? - Research of technological development of virtual space for greater virtual interaction of citizens - Building of user abilities for successful usage of virtual space - Establishing credibility and truthfulness of information in virtual world - Influence of virtual life on health. 5: Selected research programme scenarios (national language) Izabrali smo sljedeće scenarije programa istraživanja za naše nacionalne konzultacije: - 2a Univerzalni dohodak tako da nitko nije izostavljen - 2b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica - 2c Izgradnja zajednice tako da nitko nije zapostavljen - 3a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka - 3b "Zmije i ljestve" - Povezivanje različitih pitanja i razina dionika - 3c Alati za veću transparentnost - 3d Osnaženi građani - 6c Tu, tamo i svugdje Izabrali smo prva tri scenarija programa istraživanja (2a Univerzalni dohodak tako da nitko nije izostavljen, 2b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica i 2c Izgradnja zajednice na temelju dokaza) iz područja 'Jedinstvo i kohezija' stoga što su mnoge naše nacionalne vizije bile povezane s društvenim potrebama za društvenom kohezijom i jedinstvom. Također, naša predstavnica bila je moderator za stolom koji se bavio tom temom u Milanu. Sljedeća četiri scenarija programa istraživanja (3a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka, 3b "Zmije i ljestve" - Povezivanje različitih pitanja i razina dionika, 3c Alati za veću transparentnost i 3d Osnaženi građani) iz područja 'Svijest i sudjelovanje građana' bili su izabrani jer su povezani s misijom naše organizacije. Naš rad i projekti posvećeni su aktivaciji građana i razvoju njihovih sposobnosti za aktivno sudjelovanje u razvoju zajednice. Posljednji scenarij programa istraživanja (6c Tu tamo i svugdje) preuzet je tijekom faze dogovora dodjele scenarija programa između projektnih partnera. Sudionici su odlučili obogatiti sljedećih pet scenarija programa istraživanja: - 2b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica - 2c Izgradnja zajednice na temelju dokaza - 3a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka - 3d Osnaženi građani - 6c Tu, tamo i svugdje
14 Vježba prioritizacije bila je izvedena na sljedeći način: na zid dvorane u kojoj su se održavale konzultacije su bili postavljeni posteri sa scenarijima programa istraživanja (kako su bili napravljeni u Milanu), zajedno s težnjama istraživačkih programa. Svi dokumenti i tablice su bili prevedeni na hrvatski jezik, kako bi sudionici lakše iščitali i razumijeli sadržaj. Kraj svake teme je postavljen prazan papir za ljepljenje naljepnica. Sudionici su bili pozvani da pregledaju pažljivo izložene postere te da stave po jednu od pet naljepnicu uz temu koju smatraju važnom. Nakon toga, izbrojali smo broj glasova u formi naljepnica, iz čega su postali razvidni prioritizirani scenariji programa. Molimo, pogledajte slike postavljene niže u tekstu:
15 6: Croatia: The enriched research programme scenarios (national language) Svaki scenarij istraživačkog programa je priotiziran, kako je niže prikazano. Broj glasova koji je dobio svaki od pet prvoplasiranih tema je prikazan u zagradi. - 2b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica [21] - 2c Izgradnja zajednice na temelju dokaza [20] - 3a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka [21] - 3d Osnaženi građani [22] - 6c Tu, tamo i svugdje [20] U nastavku je pregled prioritiziranih Overview of the prioritized research programme scenarios: 2b Razvoj putem jačanja lokalnih zajednica 1. Na koji izazov(e) ovo istraživačko pitanje odgovara? - Poticanje društvenog aktivizma - Participacija građana - Građanska solidarnost - Decentralizacija države kroz aktiviranje lokalne zajednice, koristeći nove tehnologije i inovativne metode (kao alat povezivanja, ne odvajanja) - Decentralizacija u pružanju javnih usluga, što je važno za budući razvoj 2. Zašto je važno da se riješi taj izazov? - Aktivni građani = aktivne lokalne zajednice - Jer su aktivni građani osovina uspješnih političkih procesa - Važno je razviti / održavati osjećaj empatije i solidarnosti među ljudima; to se ne može postići bez povezivanja lokalnih zajednica 3. Kako se tom izazovu još može pristupiti? (mogući načini/smjerovi rješavanja) - Promoviranje pristupa "odozdo prema gore" - Uključenošću građana u sve faze donošenja odluka (kroz javne rasprave i razvoj infrastrukture koja to omogućuje) - Omogućavanjem pristupa informacija, afirmativna uključenost lokalnih medija - Poticanjem cjeloživotnog učenja; pristup informacijama - Poticanjem društvenog poduzetništva - Razvojem lokalnih zajednica, njihove infrastrukture, kako bi se građani zadržali i pružale usluge - Aktiviranje lokalnih zajednica i gradskih četvrti (kao najniže razine mjesne samouprave?
16 4. Tko bi trebao biti uključen u rješavanje problema? - Javni, civilni i gospodarski sektor s osiguranom uključenošću ranjivih skupina - Škole i druge obrazovne institucije - Lokalni mediji / mediji iz zajednice - Građani, stručnjaci - Građanske inicijative - SME-ovi. 5. Koji su glavni ciljevi aktivnosti istraživanja? - Pomicanje razvojnih politika prema stvarnim potrebama zajednice uz sudjelovanje građana - Ojačati građane za bolji život u lokalnim zajednicama - Osigurati sudjelovanje javnosti u su-kreiranju života i odlučivanja. 2c Izgradnja zajednice na temelju dokaza 1. Na koji izazov(e) ovo istraživačko pitanje odgovara? - Donošenje odluka u zajednici koje nisu bazirane na dokazima bez obzira na razinu; razvoj strategija koje nisu bazirane na dokazima - Izazov klijentelizma u društvu kao baze proizvoljnog i samo-interesnog donošenja odluka - Izazov prilagodbe i promjene obrazovnog sustava od osnovnoškolskog do visokoškolskog; trenutni obrazovni sustav ne potiče kritičko i analitičko razmišljanje - Izazov pronalaska "autohtonog" modela koji bi odgovarao specifičnoj zajednici - Pitanje kako pomiriti doprinos građana (u detekciji problema) i stručnjaka (u primjeri rješenja) - Kako izbjeći prenormiranost, kada propisi nisu nužno bazirani na potrebama zajednice i građana 2. Zašto je važno da se riješi taj izazov? - Jer njegovo rješavanje vodi do organiziranijeg društva - Radi potencijala osnaživanja odluka kroz znanstveni doprinos i stručno znanje - Da bi se ustanovila opravdanost javnih politika - Jer trenutni obrazovni sustav stvara "kalupe" - ne potiče kritičko razmišljanje u fazi razvoja djece 3. Kako se tom izazovu još može pristupiti? (mogući načini/smjerovi rješavanja) - Korak po korak mijenjati način razmišljanja u društvu, kako bi građani bili uključeni u proces donošenje odluka - Osnaživanjem građana kroz pristupačne informativne kampanje
17 - Procjenom učinaka javnih politika utemeljenošću odluka na empiriji - Stvaranjem odnosa doprinosa građana i doprinosa stručnjaka - Digitalizacijom sudjelovanja građana u donošenju politika - Uključivanje analiza (izrok-posljedica) - Strateški pristup lokalnom razvoju. 4. Tko bi trebao biti uključen u rješavanje problema? Svi: - Građani (na koje utječu određene javne politike) - Donositelji odluka - Predstavnici OCD-a - Stručna i znanstvena zajednica - Mediji kao važan kanal protoka informacija prema građanima 5. Koji su glavni ciljevi aktivnosti istraživanja? - Osnaženo društvo koje je sposobno razvijati viziju - Uključivanje dionika u analizu i odluke na temelju opipljivih podataka; razvijanje metoda i alata procjene učinaka politika - Razvoj društva u kojem će se odluke donositi participativno počevši od najnižih razina; smanjena razina ovlasti političara da samostalno donose odluke za cijelu zajednicu. 3a Podaci za sve - Dijeliti moć podataka 1. Na koji izazov(e) ovo istraživačko pitanje odgovara? - Dostupnost, transparentnost, pouzdanost podataka; onemogućavanje prevelike komercijalizacije digitalnih podataka - preduvjet: stvaranje javno dostupnih open source podataka - Izazov dostupnosti podataka - kako stvoriti user friendly servise dostupne za korištenje kroz koje bi građani mogli stvarati, pretraživati i koristiti podatke za svoje vlastite ciljeve (npr. društvene, poduzetničke i slično) - Razina obrazovanja građana; digitalne kompetencije su uvjet za sudjelovanje u današnjem društvu 2. Zašto je važno da se riješi taj izazov? - Radi poboljšanja kvalitete života - Radi poticanja informiranog donošenja odluka - Radi povećanja transparentnosti - Manje korupcije 3. Kako se tom izazovu još može pristupiti? (mogući načini/smjerovi rješavanja) - Edukacija o građanskim pravima
18 - Osiguravanjem dostupnosti Interneta; širokopojasnog i cjenovno pristupačnih wi-fi veza - Izradom javno dostupnih digitalnih alata i prilagođavanjem postojećih - Obrazovanjem građana kako bi se bili u stanju koristiti podacima (digitalne vještine) - Sudjelovanje građana u kreiranju podataka. 4. Tko bi trebao biti uključen u rješavanje problema? - Građani - Državne institucije / donositelji odluka - OCD-ovi - Dionici i stručnjaci - IT stručnjaci koji bi trebali biti educirani o svim društvenim problemima kako bi njihov IT output bio primjenjiv na društvene probleme 5. Koji su glavni ciljevi aktivnosti istraživanja? - Razviti svijest građana za sudjelovanje u procesu odlučivanja - Korištenje podataka u svrhu rješavanja društvenih nepravdi i problema, a u svrhu razvoja održivog društva - Omogućiti građanima i pružateljima javnih usluga (npr. OCD) korištenje i stvaranje podataka putem open source digitalnih alata i platformi - Rješavanje društvenih problema - Osigurati da su podaci čitljivi - Razviti digitalne alate za održivu ekonomiju (npr. u poloprivredi) 3d Osnaženi građani 1. Na koji izazov(e) ovo istraživačko pitanje odgovara? - Pasivnost građana zbog niske građanske svijesti - izazov aktiviranja građana - Dostupnost izvora informiranja i samih informacija svim građanima - Legitimnost i dostupnost informacija, transparentnost - Kako uključiti marginalizirane skupine građana (različite vrste marginaliziranih skupina, npr. nižeg socijalnog statusa, dislocirane ili onih kojima su informacije teže dostupne) 2. Zašto je važno da se riješi taj izazov? - Kako bi se građanima omogućilo bolje ostvarivanje njihovih građanskih prava - Kako bi građani bili u mogućnosti donositi pravilne odluke - Kako bi omogućili brže i ravnomjernije kolanje informacija - Kako bi uspostavili kvalitetniju razmjenu znanja
19 3. Kako se tom izazovu još može pristupiti? (mogući načini/smjerovi rješavanja) - Unapređenjem i digitalizacijom obrazovnog sustava - približavanjem tržištu rada (npr. uvođenjem prakse u ranim fazama obrazovanja) i uključivanjem građanskog odgoja u obrazovni sustav kako bi se naučilo kritički razmišljati o društvenim problemima - Poticanjem cjeloživotnog učenja; buđenjem svjesnosti o takvoj potrebi i povećanjem dostupnosti istog ; kritično promišljanje; multidisciplinarno učenje - Jačanjem medijske pismenosti tako da građani nauče sami tražiti informacije te prepoznati razinu točnosti i relevantnosti informacije 4. Tko bi trebao biti uključen u rješavanje problema? - Lokalna zajednica - građani, organizacije civilnog društva - Akademska zajednica - Obrazovne institucije - Državne institucije - Poslovna zajednica - Mediji - čiju bi etiku i načine širenja i tumačenja informacija trebalo povećati 5. Koji su glavni ciljevi aktivnosti istraživanja - Jačanje osobne odgovornosti pojedinca; da pojedinci počnu razumijevati svoju građansku odgovornost i mogućnost utjecaja - Kroz primjere dobre prakse motivirati građane na aktivno sudjelovanje u životu zajednice - Raditi na jačanju svijesti o važnosti različitosti - Usaditi osobne odgovornosti. 6c Tu, tamo i svugdje 1. Na koji izazov(e) ovo istraživačko pitanje odgovara? - Virtualna mobilnost građana i poticanje iste (dostupnost mjesta, lokacija, sadržaja, događaja, kultura) - Smanjiti / postići manje razlika u društvu - Tri ključna izazova: osobni prostor slobode, zaštita privatnih podataka, utjecaj na tjelesno zdravlje čovjeka - Povezanost, participacija. 2. Zašto je važno da se riješi taj izazov? Mobilnost građana kroz virtualnu interakciju doprinijet će zadovoljenjem sljedećih aspekata:
20 - Ekonomski aspekt; omogućavanje virtualnog posjeta različitim lokacijama svim građanima, bez obzira na ekonomsku situaciju - Socijalni aspekt: interakcija povećanje socijalizacije, smanjenje osjećaja usamljenosti - Cjeloživotno obrazovanje - Povećanje mogućnosti za provođenje slobodnog vremena: omogućavanje konzumiranja sadržaja i upoznavanja novih kultura 3. Kako se tom izazovu još može pristupiti? (mogući načini/smjerovi rješavanja) Interdisciplinarnim pristupom i istraživanjem: - Ekonomskih pitanja virtualne mobilnosti - Medicinskih i psiholoških aspekata - Zaštite okoliša - Tehnoloških rješenja (Ovaj interdisciplinarni pristup svakako treba uključiti mjerenja dobrobiti i nedostataka virtualne/fizičke mobilnosti) 4. Tko bi trebao biti uključen u rješavanje problema? - Građani / stručnjaci - Znanstvenici / eksperti - Informatičari i programeri - Dionici - Identificirane marginalizirane skupine (teško dostupne skupine) - IT poduzeća - OCD-i, uključujući ulogu "watch doga", 5. Koji su glavni ciljevi aktivnosti istraživanja - Istražiti tehnološki razvoj virtualnog prostora za veću virtualnu interakciju građana - Izgraditi kapacitete korisnika za uspješno korištenje virtualnog prostora - Osigurati istinitost i vjerodostojnost informacija u virtualnom svijetu - Utjecaj virtualnog život na zdravlje.
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