handbook    home  overview  partners  work packages  download  faqs  links  pictures    newsletter contact legal notice © HarmoniCOP 2003 The HarmoniCOP flyer is available in: Dutch English French German Italian Hungarian Spanish HarmoniCOP is part of Key Action Water on the Europa Server Key Action Water page on the CORDIS Server The Harmonicop project is supported by European Union's framework 5 Programme for Research and Development, and by the European Commission as part of its programme on Energy, Environment and Sustainable Development (contract no.: EESD-ENV-2000-02-57)		co-ordination  framework  social learning  ICT tools  european background  case studies  integration  handbook Author is solely responsible for content. This website is the sole responsibility of the HarmoniCOP Project and does not represent the opinion of the European Community nor is the European Community responsible for any use that might be made of the data appearing herein.		Work Packages /_Framework The framework of analysis got the objectives to spell out the approach to public participation (PP) and to explore the main issues; to develop a glossary in the field of PP, social learning and river basin management planning (RBMP) for use within the project; to consult the public and stakeholders on HarmoniCOP?s approach and plans for research as well as to validate and further improve the plans for research. The deliverables of this work package were composed of two guiding documents: Report "Public participation and the Water Framework Directive: a framework for analysis". This report served as a background document for the stakeholder workshop and became, in a modified form, the introductory chapter of the final report. It paid specific attention to the international-legal background of PP and contains a glossary on PP, social learning and RBMP. Workshop report of the stakeholders meeting in March 2003. This indicated, among others, how the stakeholders' input was used in further specifying future plans within HarmoniCOP. The overall responsibility for this first work package lied with RBA Delft.