Min-Guide

Making Europe's minerals policy visible, easy to understand and easy to find

Min-Guide aimed to build the repository of all minerals policies across Europe, and build around a community of experts and NCPs that would help to keep it updated, including direct access for NCPs to add, edit and update policy information.

 
 

PROGRAMME / FUNDING: Horizon 2020 · Grant Agreement No. 689527

TOTAL PROJECT BUDGET: €2M · €1.5M EU contribution

DURATION: February 2016 – January 2019

THEMES: Raw materials; Minerals policy; Knowledge platforms; Policy communities

TWNTY ROLE: WP7 Communication and Dissemination Lead (subcontracted)

 

The project

A secure and sustainable supply of minerals starts with knowing the rules. Min-Guide built the online Minerals Policy Guide — a repository of minerals policies across the EU and its Member States — and grew a community of experts and national contact points who keep it alive, with direct access to add, edit and update policy information. Policy Laboratories and three major conferences turned the repository into a working network.

The challenge

Minerals policy is scattered across dozens of national systems and specialist institutions. The challenge was to make it findable and comparable in one place — and to build the community whose contributions would keep the resource accurate after the project's own work ended.

What TWNTY delivered

  • Communication and dissemination strategy and management

  • Social media strategies

  • Platform and newsletter design

Primary audiences

European Commission and EU policymakers · Think tanks and research organisations · Industry · National and regional policymakers and SMEs

Related expertise

Strategic Communication & Engagement · Knowledge Platforms & Digital Tools

Related work

Energy Research Knowledge Centre · SCIS · Scalable cities

Project sources

The project website was discontinued.

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