Objective
This project is designed to manage and implement the dissemination of the Transport RTD programme. The project uses a comprehensive and strategic approach to target specific audiences in the EU and Central and Eastern European Countries (CEEC), with carefully selected cost effective dissemination tools.
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The detailed objectives of this Information Dissemination project are to:
- deliver a planned dissemination programme to maximise the impact of the RTD results on the target audiences;
- ensure that the Transport programme RTD results reach the target audiences to give the best possible progress against overall programme aimes;
- provide cost effective dissemination tools which maximise the impact of the dissemination information;
- provide the EC with evaluation and feedback on dissemination effectiveness;
- build upon the benefits of lessons learnt from disseminating other RTD programmes.
The project and the consortium have been defined to meet these objectives through the following features:
- a Dissemination Steering Committee (DSC) which brings together extensive dissemination experience to plan, implement and monitor the dissemination programme;
- a Programme Analysis Group (PAG) which will use consortium experience across the technical disciplines to analyse RTD results for input to dissemination;
- the main partners' experience in dissemination which will ensure delivery of cost-effective dissemination tools. The use of a network of Associate Contractors and Subcontractors which cover the EU and CEEC for local delivery will give an efficient organisation;
- the delivery and collection of feedback which will utilise the consortium's Transport dissemination network to evaluate impact, help DGVII, refine strategy and demonstrate meeting objectives.
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Programme(s)
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
Multi-annual funding programmes that define the EU’s priorities for research and innovation.
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Funding Scheme
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Coordinator
OX14 3DB Culham, Abingdon
United Kingdom
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