Co-design workshops with consortium and stakeholders
EC| Equal-Life
Van den Hazel, Peter; Weber, Miriam; Jeram, Sonja; Jansen, Sammie; Teeuwen, Roos; Psyllidis, Achilleas; Ristovska, Gordana; +7 Authors
Van den Hazel, Peter; Weber, Miriam; Jeram, Sonja; Jansen, Sammie; Teeuwen, Roos; Psyllidis, Achilleas; Ristovska, Gordana; Benz, Sarah; Kuhlmann, Julia; Sandionigi, Anna; Balduini, Marco; Schreckenberg, Dirk; White, Maddie; Gudi-Mindermann, Lena;
Co-design workshops with consortium and stakeholders
The Equal‐Life project aims to investigate the combined effects of various exposures on children andadolescent mental health across different developmental stages. Important to this project is thecollaboration with stakeholders This deliverable is a representation of all activities in five different meetings. Each meeting wasstructured according to different themes. The stakeholder fora in Ljubljana, Milano and in Helsinkiwere structured according to different interactive sessions. Different working methods were used. Arange of potential outcomes were addressed.
- National Institute of Public Health Slovenia
- National Institute of Public Health Guinea-Bissau
- Delft University of Technology Netherlands
- Centre for Applied Psychology, Environmental and Social Research Germany
- University of Bremen Germany
Stakeholder Participation, Workshop
Stakeholder Participation, Workshop
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