Marie Curie Fellowship: Dissemination, Exploitation, and Communication Activities Table

Section 2.2 of the MSCA PF application requires a comprehensive strategy for disseminating and communicating research findings to various target audiences. This table is designed to ensure that key messages reach the appropriate groups through effective channels.

Table Columns:

• Target Audience: Identifies the group intended to receive the information, including:
  • Scientific Community
  • End Users
  • Financial Stakeholders
  • General Public
  • Policymakers
• Details: Who specifically?: Specifies sub-groups within each target audience.
• Timeline: Outlines the planned schedule for the activities.
• Message: Defines the key messages to be communicated to each target audience.
• Tools/Channels: Lists the methods and platforms used to disseminate information, such as:
  • Conference Presentations
  • Journal Publications
  • Books
  • Poster Presentations
  • Project Websites, etc.
• Details: What and where specifically?: Provides specific details regarding the tools and channels used.
• Who can help you with that?: Identifies potential collaborators or supporters for each activity within the host institution and beyond.

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