GREAT Policy Insight Briefing 1
GREAT Policy Insight Briefing 1
This policy brief, the inaugural edition from the GREAT project, introduces initial insights from two innovative approaches aimed at leveraging games to promote social engagement and facilitate dialogue between citizens and policymakers. The GREAT project, in collaboration with global and national stakeholders like the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Urban Gorillas Cyprus, or the Austrian Klimafonds is conducting a series of case studies focused on climate change.
- University of Bolton United Kingdom
- Leibniz Association Germany
- German Institute for International Educational Research Germany
- Centre for Social Innovation Austria
- Universidad Internacional De La Rioja Spain
Commerical games, Data sprints, EU Horizon Europe, Moderated dilemma games, Citizen science, Green jobs, Climate change, Stakeholder collaboration, Game-based tools, Policy-making, Public consultation, Co-creation, DIlemma games, Scalable interventions, SMITE game, UNDP (United Nations Development Programme), Policy dialogue, Games-based engagement, Participatory engagement, Citizens and policymakers, Sustainability, Ethics and data privacy, Social engagement, GREAT Project, UK Research and Innovation, Participatory methods, Global case studies, Gender inclusiveness, Climate action
Commerical games, Data sprints, EU Horizon Europe, Moderated dilemma games, Citizen science, Green jobs, Climate change, Stakeholder collaboration, Game-based tools, Policy-making, Public consultation, Co-creation, DIlemma games, Scalable interventions, SMITE game, UNDP (United Nations Development Programme), Policy dialogue, Games-based engagement, Participatory engagement, Citizens and policymakers, Sustainability, Ethics and data privacy, Social engagement, GREAT Project, UK Research and Innovation, Participatory methods, Global case studies, Gender inclusiveness, Climate action
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