Communication and Dissemination of Horizon Europe Projects
Your Communication Partner for Horizon Europe
Knowledge Transfer for Horizon Europe Projects
We design and implement the effective communication, dissemination and use of results for EU-funded projects, with a specific focus on Horizon Europe, H2020, Prima, Poctefa and Life.
Strategic Communication and Dissemination
Visual Identity and Dissemination Materials
Content Management and Engagement
Proposal Writing Support and Consultanc
Events and Meetings
Evaluation and Impact Measurement
We specialise in communication, dissemination and knowledge transfer for projects within the food, bioeconomy, natural resources, agriculture and environmental cluster. Click here to find out more.
Communication and Dissemination in Research Projects: What You Need to Know
Why is dissemination and communication essential in Horizon Europe projects?
Communication and dissemination are crucial in research projects because they help innovations reach the target audience and ensure that project-related information is communicated in a clear and accessible way. This raises awareness the importance of these projects in improving the sector in which they operate as well as society as a whole. To communicate the value and impact of these projects effectively, it is essential to work with communicators who are familiar with the reality of the sector and are well versed in scientific language, ensuring the effective communication of results among various stakeholders.
What is the role of specialised communicators in Horizon Europe and similar projects?
Specialised communicators play a vital role in translating the complexity of these projects into understandable messages for diverse audiences. Their knowledge of the sector ensures that the most relevant aspects are highlighted and connections are made with the appropriate stakeholders.
How can effective communication in Horizon Europe projects facilitate the formation of strategic partnerships?
When the purpose, objectives and potential benefits of a project are clearly communicated, it increases visibility and attraction. This can draw the attention of potential stakeholders, such as research institutions, businesses and other entities or individuals interested in collaborating and contributing. Specialised communicators can emphasise collaboration opportunities and explain how strategic partnerships can expand the impact and accelerate the progress of a project. In short, effective communication serves as a magnet for the formation of strong strategic alliances that help implement Horizon Europe projects with success.
What are the benefits of working with communication professionals who understand the reality of the food, bioeconomy, natural resources, agriculture and environment cluster in Horizon Europe programmes?
Professionals with agricultural and communication backgrounds can more accurately convey the challenges, opportunities and potential impact of these projects. This promotes stakeholder engagement and informed decision-making.
How does effective dissemination contribute to maximising the impact and sustainability of Horizon Europe projects?
Effective dissemination ensures that the results and knowledge generated through these projects reach the right people and organisations. This not only maximises short-term impact but also promotes sustainability by encouraging the adoption of innovative solutions in the sector.