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ENVIRONMENT FOR DEVELOPMENT (EfD)-Tanzania Partners Environmental Economics Unit- Gothenburg University Department of Economics –University of Dar Es Salaam Resources For the Future EfDT

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Rapidly advancing scientific research is among the main transforming actors of our societies today. Citizen Science can promote public awareness, encourage meaningful contribution to research projects and empower local and global communities. How can we rethink school education through the prism of Citizen Science? And how can we start from schools to re-establish the links between scientific research and society, while promoting awareness and collaboration? link to oral presentation >>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aN2Y-o3uM-c&t=264s

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