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D1.3 Update of Content Generation Plan

Year: 2024

Type: article

Abstract: To perfectly align the activities of the project, the generation of a content plan (Task 1.2) will be carried out in collaboration with the Mission Secretariat. Furthermore, the content plan is influenced by the main objectives for NATI00NS and in dialogue among NATI00NS partners. The main objective of NATI00NS is reaching out to and preparing regional and national stakeholders seen as potential actors to apply for and implement Soil Health LLs, facilitating the deployment of the Mission across European regions. Task 1.2 Objectives: 1. To hold executive-level discussions between the Knowledge Provision Task Force (AU,ENoLL, IUNG, POLIMI, SLU) and relevant Mission structures and projects. 2. To develop a Content generation plan for all the project activities, outlining the information to be developed in order to be conveyed to stakeholders in each one of the planned activities. 3. To update the Content generation plan for year 2 activities building on learning from year The content definition (Content generation plan) will revolve around the contents to be transmitted in the different project activities in WP3 and WP4. This will be fed into T1.4 Generating content for the National engagement events in WP3. Moreover, the Content generation plan will guide the development of several events, engagement and information material developed in specific tasks during the lifetime of NATI00NS. The Update of content generation plan was delayed from M11 (Sept 2023) because the consortium decided to ensure that activities and content would be updated based on the outputs of activities in task 3.2 and discussions with the Mission Secretariat/REA and other projects (PREPSOIL). Thus, the Content generation plan should ensure focus and complementarity of the different activities across NATI00NS. Figure 1 presents an overview of the interlinked tasks and content development for the first 12 months. These relations are still valid in year 2.

Source: Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.13349530