📋 Tender Overview
Shared Green Deal: Social Sciences & Humanities For Achieving A Responsible, Equitable And Desirable Green Deal
The Importance Of Society In Driving Solution For Europe’S Green Deal22 Leading Organisations From Across The Eu Have Joined Forces To Explore The Cross-Cutting Priorities Of The European Green Deal. This Includes Topics Such As Democracy, Energy And Circular Economy. Through The Eu-Funded Shared Green Deal Project, The 22 Partners Will Build A Transnational Network Of Policy Stakeholders To Shed Light On The Social And Human Factors Necessary For Achieving Responsible And Fair Implementation Of The European Green Deal. The Project Will Incorporate Lessons From Six Sets Of Social Experiments On Priority Topics, Each Conducted Across Four Member States. Findings Will Address Behavioural Change, Public Trust And Buy-In, And Society~S Long-Term Commitment To The European Green Deal.
Funded Under
Societal Challenges - Europe In A Changing World - Inclusive, Innovative And Reflective Societies
Total Cost
€ 4 996 098,75
Eu Contribution
€ 4 996 098,75
Coordinated By
Anglia Ruskin University Higher Education Corporation
United Kingdom
Start Date
1 February 2022
End Date
31 January 2027
Objective
The Social sciences & Humanities for Achieving a Responsible, Equitable and Desirable GREEN DEAL (SHARED GREEN DEAL) project brings together 22 leading organisations from across the EU including 8 universities, 3 research institutions, 8 network organisations and 3 SMEs. Our network partners cover core elements of the European Green Deal cross cutting priorities such as civil society, democracy, gender, energy, environment, circular economy and innovation. Our objectives directly address the call challenge with an aim to share actions, understandings, evidence, insights, responsibilities and benefits across stakeholders including policymakers and civil society. Issues of inclusivity and diversity are at the heart of the project to particularly account for disadvantaged and vulnerable social groups. SHARED GREEN DEAL will meet its objectives through a set of 11 workpackages. It is structured around lessons from a set of 6 social experiments around 6 priority Green Deal topics. Each social experiment will be delivered across 4 member states. Importantly we take a transdisciplinary approach, covering 19 social science and humanities disciplines, with multi-stakeholder, practice-based and policy-science expertise, including gender studies as a key component throughout. The output includes the development of tools (e.g. an online Green Deal policy tracker), as well as translating project findings into stakeholder-specific policy briefs and roundtable events. The partners are committed to continuing to host the transnational network set up post-project to ensure longevity and impact beyond the life of the project. SHARED GREEN DEAL is expected to deliver changes in societal practices and in the behaviour of individuals, communities, and pu
