CO-CREATION OF TRAINING ACTIVITIES IN RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

In the RRIL (Responsible Research and Innovation Learning) ERASMUS+ project, learning material are developed/under development by the partner universities (Finland, Poland and Spain). To be successful one of the key issues is the public engagement as it goes far beyond the researchers activity and the relevant stakeholders at local/regional/national level (non-profit organizations, cities, companies ... ), and include small players (neighbourhoods associations, social actors ... ). Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) is a concept developed by the European Commission for the governance of research and innovation processes with a view on the (ethical) acceptability, sustainability and societal desirability of the innovation process and its marketable products. It aims to shape, maintain, develop, coordinate and align existing and novel research and innovation-related processes, actors and responsibilities with a view to ensuring desirable and acceptable research outcomes. The RRIL project pretends to fulfil this gap through the co-creation of higher education modules between different research and innovation actors.