How to turn your EU project results into policy
The European Commission has published a new guide aimed at helping researchers write effective policy briefs. These briefs are designed to communicate research findings clearly and concisely to policymakers.
The key takeaway from the guide is simple: keep it brief, avoid burying important information, and use plain language. Although this advice may seem straightforward, many scientists find communicating with policymakers to be a significant challenge.
By following these guidelines, researchers can improve the impact of their work and foster better engagement with decision-makers.
https://sciencebusiness.net/news/r-d-funding/how-turn-your-eu-project-results-policy
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