Key Actions. Governments to work within their organisations and institutions, like police and child protection services, hospitals and universities to: identify and eliminate racism; embed cultural safety; deliver services in partnership with Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander organisations; increase accountability through transparent funding allocations; support Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander cultures; and improve engagement with Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people. Governments to identify, develop or strengthen an independent monitoring mechanism(s) to report publicly on transformation efforts and outcomes, and make sure they are meeting their obligations. Governments to engage fully with Aboriginal and Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Islander people impacted by proposed changes to policies and programs that relate to the outcomes of the National Agreement through more open and transparent processes.
Key Actions. In summary, we have derived the following key actions for our internal OSCAR project consortium; we should: Develop a communication strategy (Fact sheets, User stories, taking into account the COVID-19 pandemic) (in cooperation with WP4, WP5 and WP6); Develop opt-in, opt-out or hybrid model models (open science code of conduct implementation templates); Embrace current best practices and already used concepts in AAT and open science; Create incentives for the AAT community or make them visible; Establish clear rules (in cooperation with the EC) or make them visible; Provide guidance for the scientists and the industry partners; Create fact sheets and user stories on the relation of open science IP and RRI.
Key Actions. WP4 provides input to the OSCAR communication strategy (core part of WP6) by preparing fact sheets, user stories etc. and taking also into account the COVID-19 pandemic (and also of its diverse consequences) as a driver for changes. Opt-in, opt-out or hybrid application models need to be developed which aim at an as easy as possible implementation of open science codes of conduct. These concepts may be taken up by the Commission Services and integrated in the corresponding legal framework. Current best practices and already used concepts in AAT as well as in open science are embraced, allowing to refer to already established standards, which is an incentive in its own right. Specific incentives for the AAT community shall be considered in the design and the implementation of research programmes. The focus should be put on the benefits and potential gains of open science in practise which shall become more visible in e.g. participation rules. Scientists and engineers from both academia and industry demand more information and guidance during the transformation process towards more open science practises in the AAT research landscape. Proximate topics as IPR, IP management and RRI shall be addressed as well.
Key Actions. The key actions that have been identified to start to drive ‘St.Helens Cares’ forward are summarised below: Prevention and early intervention o Targeted public health interventions around falls, alcohol and mental health o Citizen empowerment and engagement o Education and awareness programmes
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