WP1
D1.1 consists of a list of advisory board (AB) members
D1.2 specifies the mid-way recommendations from the AB
D1.3 contains the first year report
D1.4 summarizes the MICA project in a final report
D1.5 outlines ethic issues
WP2
D2.1 identifies, defines and classifies stakeholders in RMI into seven stakeholder types classified by the presence of power, legitimacy and/or urgency in relation to RMI.
D2.2 documents the appraisal of key stakeholders’ needs and requirements to RMI. Three empirical appraisal types (surveys, stakeholder workshop and interviews) were utilized to collect RMI stakes. More than 700 statements expressing RMI needs and requirements were collected and interpreted to design the EU-RMICP so that stakeholders are actually interested in using it.
WP3
D3.1 presents the draft data inventory that has been developed to support the MICA platform, using a metadata structure and template.
D3.2 provides the final inventory with 410 records related to the different domains and concepts of the EU-RMICP. An online data portal (
http://metadata.mica-project.eu/mmd(odnośnik otworzy się w nowym oknie)) was developed, which allows access to all these metadata records.
D3.3 reportes on the transformation of data into information and knowledge.
D3.4 together with D4.4 serves to provide recommendations on how to integrate data, methods and expert knowledge to inform RMI.
WP4
D4.1 provides factSheets of methods for RMI. It classifies the methods into four categories: The non-geological methods (derived from industrial ecology and economics, and forward-looking methods)
D4.2 maps MICA methods to stakeholder questions and describes which methods are useful in answering stakeholder questions and recommendations are made with regard to combining different methods to have more powerful tools.
D4.3 provides case of how the delineated methods are applied.
D4.4 is elaborated jointly with D3.4 (see above).
WP5
D5.1 outlines RMI tools and Methods.
D5.2 develops and applies the RMI-Matrix for strategic approaches and foresight studies.
D5.3 provides the Foresight Logframe, the basis for the review and assessment of a range of foresight studies on raw materials.
D5.4 summarizes the results of the pilot foresight workshop.
D5.5 presents the raw materials foresight guide.
D5.6 reports on the status-quo and needs related to RMI implementation.
WP6
D6.0 provided a preliminary outline of the EU-RMICP.
D6.1 described the EU-RMICP system methodology.
D6.2 delivered and integrated the EU-RMICP .
An ontology that covers a complete range of raw material domains structured into primary- and secondary mineral resources, industrial processing, raw material economics, raw materials policy, sustainability of raw materials and international reporting was developed from scratch.
A complete version of the ontology-based Dynamic Decision Graph (DDG) is available from mid-March 2018.
WP7 was in charge of dissemination of the project.
D7.1 describes the graphical identity of MICA.
D7.2 outlines the created promotion material.
D7.3 discusses the communication and dissemination strategy.
D7.4 represents MICAs presence on social media.
D7.5 describes MICAs workshops and dissemination events
