Happy Onlife is a game and a toolkit targeting teens to develop digital safety and security skills and knowledge. Happy Onlife has been made of citizens’ engagement in its entire life-cycle.

The COVID-19 pandemic and its prolonged lockdowns in Italy encouraged to reconsider the relationship between mental health, well-being and the ecosystems that constitute our living environment.

Tackling Invasive Alien Species (IAS) requires accurate and timely information on IAS distribution for early detection and rapid response. Citizen Science (CS) is seen as essential to ensure the spatial and temporal resolution of data capture.

This project responded to a Horizon Europe call on Intersectionality and equality in deliberative and participatory democratic spaces. 

The pilot project on the use of Integrity Pacts is a cooperation between DG REGIO and Transparency International. The aim is to involve civil society in public procurement processes funded by Cohesion Policy.

Climate targets on their own do not guarantee success.

The project Making Eat Together aims to identify principles beyond nutrition and health-related aspects to inform procurement criteria to purchase food/meals for school canteens. The project envisaged two phases of engagement with different actors:

Making Sense was an H2020 project under the CAPS “Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability and Social Innovation” programme.

In its 2017 Programme of work the European Commission announced that it would “take forward work and consult widely on simplification and modernisation of the Common Agricultural Policy to maximise its contribution to the Commission's ten priorities and to the Sustainable Development Goals.