Experts panel
Origin: Lat. expertus, panellus
A committee or jury invited to explore, analyze or decide some matter. Consists of individuals and is mandated to use its collective expertise in addressing a particular problem or set of issues: experts meet face to face; normally in private sessions; are regular isvals over a fixed time period: during this time; they use their judgment in interpreting available evidence: they report their findings; usually though a written report that is inter disseminated and; in ideal situations; acted upon.
Spanish: Panel de expertos.
Sources and references
- Jackson. Michael “Foresight Glossary”cited 180 times
- ONUDI, .Foresight Methodologies Training Module 2cited 3 times
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