Statut des sciences citoyennes en Suisse
Titre: " Les sciences citoyennes en Suisse : Analyse contextuelle, Recommandations et Roadmap"
Responsabilité et coordination: Science et Cité / Schweiz forscht - Tiina Stämpfli & Jeanne Six
Collaboration: Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science , réseau Suisse des sciences citoyennes "tous scientifiques"
Produits: Analyse contextuelle (Status quo), Recommandations et mesures (Roadmap)
Dans le cadre de l’initiative Citizen Science des académies suisses 2021-24 (ICSA+), le comité de direction des académies suisses a mandaté Science et Cité pour l’établissement d’une roadmap basée sur un status quo sur les sciences citoyennes en Suisse. Le but est d’évaluer les documents existants, besoins, lacunes et potentiels de la communauté des sciences citoyennes suisse et des science citoyene en suisse. Le projet « Les sciences citoyennes en Suisse: analyse contextuelle, recommandations et roadmap » débutera en janvier 2022 et sera mené par Science et Cité, accompagné du "Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science" mis sur pied à cet effet. Le réseau suisse de sciences citoyennes sera également impliqué dans ce processus.
Les rapports et informations sur tout le processus seront fréquemment publiés ici (en Anglais).
La description du projet et les tâches du groupe de travail est disponible ici (en Anglais).
Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science
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Tiina Stämpfli
Chair of the Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science
Science et Cité, Schweiz forscht / tous scientifiques, Linkedin
The project makes it possible to approach Citizen Science on a national level for the first time and I find it important and exciting to value different experiences, expertise and expectations and to learn together in order to further develop the landscape.
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Jeanne Six
Project leader for the Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science
Science et Cité, Schweiz forscht tous scientifiques, Linkedin
This project gives the opportunity to foster the potential and the visibility of CS. I am looking forward to co-creating promising and sustainable solutions to strengthen Citizen Science in Switzerland.
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Jan Freihardt
Wissenschaf(f)t Zukünfte e.V. and ETH Zürich, Linkedin
The concepts of Citizen Science can help science become truly transformative – actively engaging in and catalyzing societal change. To leverage this potential, we need to reflect critically on strengths and challenges associated with the different forms of Citizen Science – this is what we will do in this project for the context of Switzerland.
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Sandra Gloor
The cooperation of citizen scientists and scientists is a win-win situation. In urban ecology, more data can be collected, also in areas that are not accessible to scientists. In return, citizen scientists receive information about their environment and contribute to science. Together, scientists and volunteers work to raise awareness of urban ecology issues and promote urban nature.
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Olivia Höhener
UZH - Participatory Science Academy, Linkedin
Member of the Swiss Expert Group for Citizen Science
Citizen Science in Switzerland has many different faces and facettes. It is important to see this diversity as a strength, not as a weakness. The project does exactly that: Value different experiences and expertise, put them in relation to each other and strengthen them altogether.
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Alain Kaufmann
University of Lausanne: The ColLaboratory, Linkedin
Citizen science is an important issue for the democratization of research for universities and society. It is one of the ways to better respond to the needs of social actors to participate in the production of knowledge, and to contribute to the orientation of scientific work.
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Maria Rosa (Rosy) Mondardini
Citizen Science Center Zurich, Linkedin
In this era of profound transformations, I believe Citizen Science can significantly help the global effort toward a more sustainable world. Switzerland is in a unique position to trailblaze meaningful public engagement, and radically democratize science both inside and outside academia.
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Pasqualina Perrig-Chiello
Citizen Science is an increasingly important complement to basic research. It has the potential to improve openness for new issues and research methods. In addition, the stronger connection between scientists and citizens ensures a better consideration of current relevant societal problems.
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Jürg Pfister
Swiss Academy of Sciences, Linkedin
Citizen Science is very valuable to complement traditional research approaches and thus to expand our horizon by the joining forces of society and the sciences.
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Delphine Roulet Schwab
Institut et Haute Ecole de la Santé La Source, Linkedin
Citizen science allows us to acquire new knowledge and to develop concrete solutions that are rooted in the reality of the people concerned and that meet real needs.
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Michael Stauffacher
ETH Zurich-tdlab, Twitter, Linkedin
Giving society the opportunity to contribute to science is key to raising awareness of how science works and building trusting relationships. It also helps science to include non-certified expertise that is so important for addressing complex societal challenges.
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François Grey
