Citizen Science and Policy: A European Perspective
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Citizen Science and Policy: A European Perspective, written by Dr. Muki Haklay of University College London, examines European citizen science projects to understand how they can support or influence public policy (and how policy can support or constrain citizen science). The report concludes with suggestions for how projects around the world can be structured to meet policy goals—for example, through strategic partnerships, and by developing guidelines to facilitate the use of citizen science data.
Author
Muki (Mordechai) Haklay
Professor, University College London
Contributors
Lea Shanley
Former Senior Program Associate;
Co-Executive Director of the NSF South Big Data Innovation Hub
Co-Executive Director of the NSF South Big Data Innovation Hub
Elizabeth Tyson
Global Fellow;
Explorer Fellow with the National Geographic Society in the Citizen Explorer Labs
Explorer Fellow with the National Geographic Society in the Citizen Explorer Labs
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