SoilCare WPL meeting succesfully finished
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On Tuesday and Wednesday September 13th and 14th, the Work Package Leaders (WPL) and the coordination team met in Rhenen (NL) for the Work Package Leader meeting. WPL meetings, that are held twice a year, are held to discuss the progress in the different work packages and to exchange information about project planning and management issues in the project.
The progress of the first 6 months of the project were discussed and information exchanged. Further agreements regarding the planning of the project were made.
The Work Package Leaders agreed to the proposal of the coordination team of adding a Study Site representative to the Scientific Board (SB). Jannes Stolte (NIBIO, NO) and Chris Stoate (GWCT, UK) volunteered to take part in the SB as Study Site representatives. The idea is that these two members will attend the WPL meetings alternately. Both candidates will be officially appointed after the final approval of the General Assemblee (all project partners). An online vote will be organised in due time.
The meeting notes will be made available on this website as soon as possible.
Upcoming Work Package Leader meeting Rhenen, NL
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On Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning 13 and 14 September 2016, the first Work Package Leader (WPL) meeting of the SoilCare project will be held.
The venue will be hotel/restaurant ''t Paviljoen', in Rhenen, the Netherlands. WPL meetings are intended for consultation between Work Package leaders and the coordination team, and are organised inbetween plenary meetings.
The meeting agenda and PowerPoint template for the meeting can be downloaded using the link HERE (Zip file, 1.4Mb)
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WP3 training in Newcastle closed successfully
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On July 7th, the first WP3 training was conducted in Newcastle (UK).
The first WP3 training was about explaining the multi-stakeholder approach, selecting stakeholders in the study sites and creation of advisory panels (Task 3.1).
Stakeholder selections by WP3 forms the cornerstone of the multi-stakeholder approach, and will start by establishing multi-stakeholder advisory panels in each Study Site in collaboration with study site teams. With training and guidance from the WP3 team, a stakeholder analysis will be conducted in close collaboration with these stakeholder advisory panels, to identify relevant workshop participants, including those who may typically be marginalised from decisionmaking processes (and in selected sites, interviewees). These advisory panels will also provide information on the information needs that different stakeholder groups have. Stakeholder involvement in other WPs (e.g. participatory development of scenarios in WP6) will also be supported through guidance and internal training from the WP3 team.
A detailed report from the Newcastle meeting can be donwloaded by clicking HERE.
Kick-off meeting presentations available for download
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The presentations given during the SoilCare kick-off meeting in Leuven from 14-18 March 2016, are available for download on the SoilCare kick-off overview page.
The page also contains links to video recordings of a number of presentations. Not all video recordings have been processed yet, so more will be added in the near future. Also a link to a picture gallery, showing a visual overview of the week in Leuven, is available from the overview page.
Note: the overview page can be viewed after logging in only.