Reporting and Promoting the Outcomes of Your Project to Stakeholders and Evaluators and Drafting the Final Report

C.-Andreas Dalluege (), Kasandra Musović (), Florian Scheibein (), Gregor Štiglic () and John Stephen Gary Wells ()
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C.-Andreas Dalluege: IBK
Kasandra Musović: University Maribor
Florian Scheibein: South East Technological University
Gregor Štiglic: University Maribor
John Stephen Gary Wells: South East Technological University

Chapter Chapter 8 in Navigating an EU Research Project, 2024, pp 103-116 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter provides guidance on what evaluators look for in the final project report. It is important to demonstrate achievement of the key indicators as laid out in the original application. Providing a well-structured report, written in plain English, with demonstrable evidence to support your claims of success is crucial not only in terms of the outcome for a specific project but also in establishing the long-term credibility of the project co-ordinator with EU funders, consortium partners and other stakeholders for future funding applications.

Keywords: Final report; Evaluation; Key indicators (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-70928-9_8

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