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Sustainability of citizen science platforms
Blanca Guasch; Alex Amo; Miguel Hernández; Rosa Arias; Sonia Liñán; Jaume Piera; Ángela Justamante; +2 Authors
Blanca Guasch; Alex Amo; Miguel Hernández; Rosa Arias; Sonia Liñán; Jaume Piera; Ángela Justamante; Claudia Fabó; Karen Soacha;
Sustainability of citizen science platforms
This presentation summarises the results obtained during the event 'Co-designing solutions for the sustainability and governance of citizen observatories' at the ECSA's Conference 2022. Around 25 participants attended the workshop and shared ideas for improving citizen observatories' sustainability and governance. The presentation is divided into two main sections: (1) the workshop's context, the co-design methodology implemented, (2) and the main results. The activity is part of the Cos4Cloud co-design strategy.
citizen observatories, design thinking, citizen science, co-design, ECSA Conference, sustainability, design methodologies, science, co-creation, engagement
citizen observatories, design thinking, citizen science, co-design, ECSA Conference, sustainability, design methodologies, science, co-creation, engagement
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This presentation summarises the results obtained during the event 'Co-designing solutions for the sustainability and governance of citizen observatories' at the ECSA's Conference 2022. Around 25 participants attended the workshop and shared ideas for improving citizen observatories' sustainability and governance. The presentation is divided into two main sections: (1) the workshop's context, the co-design methodology implemented, (2) and the main results. The activity is part of the Cos4Cloud co-design strategy.