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Unit 7.4. Unit in a nutshell Achievements Dissemination and valorisation Stakeholders, benefits and risks of dissemination and valorisation activities Suitable dissemination methods and activities Relevant elements of dissemination and valorisation concepts Evaluation of dissemination and valorisation methods and activities according to their customer orientations, cost-benefit ratio, sufficiency and feasibility After this unit you will be able to: identify relevant dissemination and valorisation methods and instruments consider interests and needs of project stakeholders in your dissemination and valorisation concept design a draft dissemination plan use an instrument to control the implementation of your dissemination plan If I was down to my last dollar, I'd spend it on public relations. (Bill Gates) Warming up: Have you ever experienced any kind of dissemination activities in connection with EU funds Please exchange your experiences within your group, and discuss whether or not it makes sense to finance such dissemination activities. 7.4.1. Benefits and risks of dissemination activities Exercise Dissemination is a major issue in EU project management and each project group is usually obliged to provide the EC with a dissemination concept or at least prove the implementation of dissemination activities, appropriate in quantity and quality. Please try to work out the interests and benefits as well as the risks and threats that dissemination has for each party involved in an EU project: 136
Module 7 – How to Implement a Project Successfully • Dissemination activities Interests and benefits Party • Dissemination activities Risks and threats Partnership • • EC / EACEA • Dissemination activities Interests and benefits Party • Dissemination activities Risks and threats Target group / end users • Stakeholders, political decision makers, external supporters of EU project • • • media • • the general public • • Others:______________ 137
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