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Please identify and formulate as many methods, indicators, evaluators and milestones for the three main areas of project evaluation: output/results – process/workflow - dissemination/implementation Areas and issues of evaluation Issues Methods/instruments Indicators evaluators quantitative qualitative internal external time/frequency Learning materials Training activities Project Outputs website Dissemination materials Awareness strategy Conferences, seminars, workshops etc. Other: Other: Project meetings Work phases Process and workflow Time/crisis management Information flow and management Organisation work for training, conferences, workshops etc. Cooperation between partners Cooperation with the European Commission Other: Other: Relevance of products Dissemination and impact Acceptance of products by target groups/stakeholders Quantity and Quality of dissemination activities Post-project scenarios, e.g. Intellectual Property Rights Potential of sustainability and sustainable use of products Conferences, seminars, workshops etc. Other: Other: 108
Module 6 – The Art of Successful Project Proposal Writing I: the Technical Part Due to the importance of continuous project monitoring and evaluation the following key principles should be undertaken by the partners from the beginning: Agree as a group how you will monitor and evaluate your project and how your monitoring mechanism should function! Be clear what you mean by evaluation and promote its benefits. Some partners may not be very familiar with evaluation activities and could view them with suspicion! Make sure that everybody involved understands that evaluation and monitoring are essential to identify whether or not the project is still on track at any stage of its lifetime. This also helps to analyse where problem areas in the project are, and the process should be the basis for taking decisions about how to continue with the future implementation of the project. Be clear from the outset what information you require from the partners, in what format and by when! Unit 6.4. Unit in a nutshell Achievements The dissemination plan Understanding the function and necessity of dissemination Introduction of best practice instruments and methods Discussion of key criteria for good project dissemination Understanding levels, perspectives and stakeholders of dissemination After this unit you will be able to: develop a comprehensive dissemination strategy from the outset of the project until its end define the target audience for dissemination activities define how to sustain the project’s results after the end of the project. No man is an Island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the main; if a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less. (John Donne) Warming up: What do you think the tangible and intangible outputs of an EU project could be Why do you think the European Commission places great emphasis on the importance of the dissemination activities Listen / Read 6.4.1. Purpose of dissemination and exploitation activities The results generated, the lessons learned and the experience gained by each project team should be made available to the widest possible audience. The primary means of making this happen are the twin activities of dissemination and exploitation, also known together as valorisation. Their key objective is to maximise the impact of project results by optimising their value, strengthening their impact, transferring them to different contexts, integrating them in a sustainable way and using them actively in systems and practices at the local, regional, national and European levels. 109
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