Communication and Dissemination for EU Projects
Five days on the communication and dissemination an EU-funded project promises in its application, and then has to deliver.
Who it is for
Project coordinators and staff who wrote “dissemination” into a grant application and now have to report on it.
What you will be able to do
- Turn a dissemination plan into a schedule with named owners.
- Produce results that a partner can actually reuse.
- Record evidence as you go, not in the week before the report.
- Say what a project achieved without overclaiming.
Day by day
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Day 1
What the application promised
Reading your own dissemination section back, and separating what is required from what was decoration.
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Day 2
Audiences and results
Who the results are for, and what form they must take to be used rather than filed.
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Day 3
Making the materials
The project site, the summary, the visual identity — and the rules on programme logos and emblems, which are stricter than most teams assume.
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Day 4
Evidence
Indicators, reach, and a habit of record-keeping that survives an audit.
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Day 5
The final report
Writing up impact honestly, and reusing the work in the next application.
What the fee covers
- The written programme, with learning outcomes and hours
- Trainers, room and materials in Warsaw
- An attendance certificate, and the host section of your Europass Mobility document
- One named contact who answers within one business day
€80 per participant per day — the Erasmus+ course fee unit cost.