Bacterial Plant Diseases Coordination Team

国家技术委员会将在启动会议之前整理和审查细菌植物病方案资助的所有研究提案，以确定计划的科学产出、关键利益攸关方和每个项目的影响计划之间的协同增效作用。这一初步分析将成为CT委员会和EAP内部关于如何最好地指导科学目标和协调利益相关者参与活动的早期讨论的基础。这项评估还将提供项目具体目标的概述，使技术小组能够确定项目之间的重叠，并确保将这些重叠传达给绩效指标，以最大限度地提高项目生产率。此外，国家工作队将探讨是否部署/开发了可能对其他项目有用或有益的技术或数据集，并将相应地告知这些私营部门。这项活动将持续进行，并可能在倡议的最后一年产生最大价值，届时将出现新的和新的发现。在启动会议之前，CT将整理和审查细菌植物病计划内资助的所有研究提案，以确定计划的科学产出、关键利益攸关方和每个项目的影响计划之间的协同效应。这一初步分析将成为CT委员会和EAP内部关于如何最好地指导科学目标和协调利益相关者参与活动的早期讨论的基础。这项评估还将提供项目具体目标的概述，使技术小组能够确定项目之间的重叠，并确保将这些重叠传达给绩效指标，以最大限度地提高项目生产率。“利益相关者图谱”工作将确定可能对所资助项目的结果感兴趣的相关利益相关者社区。由此产生的利益攸关方数据库将建立在MM以前在植物威胁项目内绘制的利益攸关方地图的基础上，然后将在前六个月内进行一次单一的在线利益攸关方调查，并在初步项目概述之后，根据资助的项目确定利益攸关方最感兴趣的信息和产出。总的来说，技术合作组和所请求的支持在组织活动方面拥有丰富的经验，包括制定明确的目标、确定和邀请与会者以及当天的活动管理。我们预计每一次活动都将促进项目之间的互动和信息/数据的交换，以促进跨学科和针对相关利益攸关方。我们的目标是确保在不同的生态、文化、社会经济和政治背景下集体理解研究问题。将有三个主要的年度活动，涉及所有项目团队和主要利益攸关方。它们是：第一年初的启动会议、第二年的中期赠款持有人讲习班和第三年的计划传播活动结束。启动会议将与方案管理小组(PMG)一起组织，并通过CT委员会和EAP在审查研究提案和影响计划后制定最适当的议程和目标利益攸关方。我们还将组织三次只有CT和科学团队参加的年度活动，并在每一次活动中包括一个主题研讨会；这些活动的目的将是促进跨项目合作、参与和跨学科。将确定每个部门最受欢迎和参加人数最多的国家关键利益攸关方活动。国家工作队将积极开展一系列活动，让来自不同项目的研究人员有机会介绍他们的工作，并向他们的项目寻求反馈和投入。CT还将为技术/贸易杂志撰写或委托撰写一系列短文，概述正在进行的项目工作及其在细菌疾病实际管理方面的意义。

The CT will collate and review all research proposals funded within the Bacterial Plant Diseases programme prior to the kick-off meeting to identify synergies across planned science outputs, key stakeholders and impact plans for each project. This initial analysis will form the basis of early discussions within the CT Board and EAP as to how best to mentor scientific objectives and coordinate stakeholder engagement activities going forward. This assessment will also provide an overview of the project specific objectives and enable the CT to identify overlaps between projects and ensure these are communicated to the PIs to maximise project productivity. Furthermore, the CT will explore whether there are technologies or datasets being deployed/developed that may be of use or beneficial to other projects and will inform those PI's accordingly. This activity will be ongoing and may provide greatest value in the final year of the initiative, when new and novel findings are emerging.The CT will collate and review all research proposals funded within the Bacterial Plant Diseases programme prior to the kick-off meeting to identify synergies across planned science outputs, key stakeholders and impact plans for each project. This initial analysis will form the basis of early discussions within the CT Board and EAP as to how best to mentor scientific objectives and coordinate stakeholder engagement activities going forward. This assessment will also provide an overview of the project specific objectives and enable the CT to identify overlaps between projects and ensure these are communicated to the PIs to maximise project productivity. A 'stakeholder mapping' exercise will identify the relevant stakeholder community with potential interest in the outcomes of the funded projects. The resulting stakeholder database will build on a stakeholder map previously developed within the Phyto-threats project by MM. A single, online stakeholder survey will then be conducted within the first six months, and after the initial project overview, to identify what information and outputs stakeholders are most interested in based on the funded projects. Collectively the CT and requested support have considerable experience in organising events from developing clear objectives, identifying and inviting attendees and managing the event on the day.We envisage that each event will promote interaction and exchange of information/data among projects to facilitate interdisciplinarity as well as target relevant stakeholders. We aim to ensure collective understanding of the research problems within different ecological, cultural, socio-economic and political contexts.There will be three main annual events involving all the project teams and key stakeholders. These are: the kick-off meeting early in yr 1, a mid-term grant holders' workshop in yr 2 and an end of programme dissemination event in yr 3. The kick-off meeting will be organised in conjunction with the Programme Management Group (PMG) and through the CT Board and EAP to set the most appropriate agenda and target stakeholders following review of the research proposals and impact plans. We will also organise three annual events involving just the CT and the science teams and including a 'themed' workshop at each of these events; these aim of these events will be to facilitate cross-project collaboration and engagement and interdisciplinarity.The most popular and well attended national key stakeholder events for each sector will be identified. The CT will proactively develop a set of activities in which researchers from the different projects will be given the opportunity to present their work and seek feedback and inputs into their projects. The CT will also write or commission a series of short articles for technical/trade magazines outlining the ongoing project work and what it means in terms of practical management of bacterial diseases.