A new strategy for disseminating and communicating research results should go beyond traditional boundaries and follow alternative routes to reach wider audiences and facilitate the participation of communities in implementating research results.

1. Visualizations and Infographics: Using visual representations, infographics, and data visualizations to present complex research data in a more understandable and visually appealing manner.
2. Storytelling: Framing research findings into compelling narratives and stories that captivate the audience and make the research more relatable.
3. Public Events and Workshops: Organising public events, workshops, or seminars to share research findings with non-academic audiences, encouraging discussion and participation.