ENGAGED: Co-Creating Ireland’s Public Engagement and Open Research Road Map


Lead investigator: Professor Jo-Hanna Ivers, Associate Dean, Civic Engagement for Societal Impact, Trinity College Dublin
Project primary contact: Michael Foley, Civic Engagement for Societal Impact Manager mfoley3@tcd.ie
Lead administrative institution: Trinity College Dublin
Funding call: 2023 Open Research Fund. Strand I: Priority Actions
Targeted priority action: Public Engagement and Open Research
Governance:
A Project Management Team led by Professor Ivers, and a Project Advisory Group with representatives from key stakeholders to guide the process.
Overview of the project:
ENGAGED will co-create a road map for open research in Ireland. This will be achieved through a thorough understanding of how public engagement is presented in the literature, as well as through a series of collective intelligence workshops with multiple stakeholders across the academic, public and NGO sectors. The project seeks to build knowledge and capacity but also a network to implement the road map and, thereby, advance the level and quality of public engagement in open research across Ireland.
Resources and outputs:
The planned principle outputs are:
- a road map and action plan for public engagement in open research
- a comprehensive international evidence review
- a dissemination event
- a project evaluation.
