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Democratising jUst Sustainability Transitions

CORDIS provides links to public deliverables and publications of HORIZON projects.

Links to deliverables and publications from FP7 projects, as well as links to some specific result types such as dataset and software, are dynamically retrieved from OpenAIRE .

Deliverables

Theoretical and conceptual framework (opens in new window)

This up-to-date theoretical and conceptual framework informs the analysis and design of solutions for the participation of least engaged communities in just sustainability transitions during the course of the DUST project.

Stakeholder Engagement and Participation (STEP) Index: User manual (opens in new window)

The ‘Stakeholder Engagement and Participation (STEP) Index user manual’ is a methodological handbook that supports the uptake of the STEP assessment tool in future research into participation in just sustainability transition policies.

Assessment of representative and deliberative forms of civic participation in just sustainability transition measures (opens in new window)

This interim report summarises the results of initial research into participatory processes in eight case study regions. It prepares further in-depth analysis by identifying key place-based policy measures, key characteristics of least politically engaged communities, methods and arenas where representative and deliberative participation takes place, and different outcomes of these forms of participation.

Factors influencing participation: Opportunities and barriers for active subsidiarity in just sustainability transition policies (opens in new window)

The report ‘Factors influencing participation’ summarises and synthesises the results of the DUST WP2. It identifies opportunities for promoting active subsidiarity in just sustainability transitions as well as factors that matter for the participation of least engaged communities.

Methodological framework (opens in new window)

The DUST methodological framework combines and synergises the different strands of the DUST research. It provides guidance for organising the project’s workflow and exchanging knowledge between its WPs.

Actor-Process-Event Schemes (APES): Mappings of processes and actor networks in multi-level just sustainability transition policies (opens in new window)

The Actor-Process-Event Schemes (APES) tool analyses and visualises participation in policy-making. DUST APES show processes of event participation as well as networks of involved actors in the planning and implementation of multi-level place-based policies for sustainability transitions in eight case study regions.

Stakeholder Engagement and Participation (STEP) Index: A tool for measuring involvement in just sustainability transition policies (opens in new window)

The Stakeholder Engagement and Participation (STEP) Index is a tool for measuring stakeholder engagement and participation. It is custom-tailored to assess engagement and participation in just sustainability transition policies from a comparative perspective.

Communication package: Project website, social media channels, and visual identity kit (opens in new window)

The DUST communication package sets out the project’s visual identity and guidelines for visual communication to ensure a professional and uniform communication and dissemination style. The package includes the DUST website, which provides up-to-date key information on the project and its outputs to diverse target audiences in divers countries, as well as material that supports communication and dissemination via social media channels.

Publications

Regional design: a transformative approach to planning (opens in new window)

Author(s): Verena Elisabeth Balz
Published in: Planning Practice & Research, Issue 39, 2023, ISSN 1360-0583
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
DOI: 10.1080/02697459.2024.2292895

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