TRIPLE Deliverable: D8.6 Plan for Exploitation and Dissemination of Results (PEDR) DRAFT

The “Plan for Exploitation and Dissemination of Results (PEDR) Draft” outlines the first version of a strategy for the TRIPLE project’s dissemination and exploitation. It is the result of the complementary work done in work package 7 (Innovation, Exploitation and Sustainability) and work package 8 (Communication and Dissemination). The main objectives of the PEDR are:
● To build public awareness of the project
● To lay down the foundations for effective communication of the project’s concept and potential benefits to interested stakeholders
● To communicate research findings to stimulate ongoing interest in the work of the project
● To build the foundations of an effective partnership model
● To identify the issues which are most important to the consortium
● To maximise exploitation opportunities of the project throughout and beyond its develop-ment.
The PEDR is a living document. Its structure mainly follows the template suggested in the TRIPLE Grant Agreement (proposal part). It will be updated during the project implementation and tailored to the project’s needs and progress on demand. The PEDR is closely linked to the following other deliverables:
● D1.3 “Data Management Plan DRAFT” (work package [WP]1)–31 March 2020
● D3.1 “Report on User Needs” (WP3)–31 May 2020
● D7.1 “Report on Stakeholder and Opportunity Analysis” (WP7)–30 April 2020
● D7.2 “Intermediate Report on Exploitation and Sustainability Strategy” (WP7)–30 Sept. 2020
● D8.3 “Communication Strategy” (WP8)–31 July 2020
The current document is a first draft of the PEDR; the final version is due at the end of the project (D8.4). D8.4 will be a combination mainly of D8.6, D8.3, D7.2 and any other reports which will continually provide new inputs until the end of the project.
Section 1 of the PEDR Draft outlines some key information about the TRIPLE Project (i.e. key messages to communicate, as identified in the deliverable D8.3 “Communication Strategy”), which is relevant to contextualise the results. Sections 2 and 3 reflect our ideas for a first version of a Plan for the Dissemination of Results and for a Plan for Exploitation of Results, respectively.