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FP7 PROJECT COMMUNICATION: PROMOTE YOUR PROJECT !!

  • Read the FET FP7 Project Communication quick guidelines (40KB)
    • FP7 projects: you have been successful in your bid for EU funding.
      Now it is time to tell everyone!
      The visibility of your project depends on how you promote it.
      VISIT:
      Best practices for FP7 projects about "project communication". e.g. suggestions on  issuing a project launch press release by partners,creating a professional project logo & launching a project website.
      We  strongly recommend to add on your project webpage the following text & images:
      "The project XXX acknowledges the financial support of the Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) programme within the ICT theme of the Seventh Framework Programme for Research of the European Commission".
    • FET tree & clouds (zip file), FP7 logo,
    • To acknowledge the European Commission and the Directorate General Information Society and Media we recommend to add the "transmitter" image.  You can download "the transmitter" in ENGLISH (zip file,2,640 Kb ). Other EU languages are availble on request (email: Infso ICTFET infodesk). Please read carefully how and were to use it. The EU flag and references, along with arrow, form a whole and should NOT be split up. The "transmitter" is systematically placed at the bottom rightof documents. The transmitter indicates the source of information. As with a signature, it is positioned bottom right, in the margin. On an internet site, it features in the same place and on every page. Apart from material like a poster or an image (photo, illustration, etc.) where all the available space is full, the set is placed on a white background.

 

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Success Stories in IST Results of FP5-FP6 FET Projects

 

"FET through the keyhole": FET FP7 NEWSLETTERS


 

Last updated on: 2009-09-085


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