DBT

The DBT is recognized as a global frontrunner in participatory technology assessment, participatory foresight, and public participation more broadly. In 2010, the DBT was awarded the Jim Creighton Award by the International Association for Public Participation (IAP2), recognizing its "enduring and significant contribution to the practice of public participation and for innovative and creative approaches"... The DBT is formed by a Board of Governors, a Board of Representatives, and a staff of 30+ researchers, project managers and administration... The Danish Board of Technology (DBT) is a not-for-profit corporate foundation working for the common good. The mission of the DBT is to work for society's development being shaped by informed and forward-looking collaboration between citizens, experts, stakeholders, and decision-makers.

Registration numbers: 34577358 (W)

VAT numbers: 34577358

Primary location: Hvidovre Denmark