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Knowledge4Policy (“K4P”) was launched in 2018 with six Knowledge Services. By 2021 it had 20, along with a “policylayer” to synthesis scientific knowledge for policymakers (see About Knowledge4Policy). In April 2022 we launched our first online knowledge community.
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- share what we learn as we build K4P
- learn from experts in evidence-based policymaking, and apply it to K4P
- discuss with all K4P members about the direction of the platform
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The JRC has published a report that supports policymakers in understanding and interpreting value orientations and social identities that are relevant for policymaking.
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JRC - Joint Research Centre
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| Originally published | 05 Apr 2022 | 08 Dec 2023 |
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