Partner offer: 15mC Topic 3 – impact assessment, co-creation, policy

Salzburg Research is an applied research institute with extensive experience coordinating and contributing to Horizon Europe and DUT-funded projects on urban mobility, energy communities, and territorial innovation. I bring hands-on expertise in designing and facilitating stakeholder engagement and co-creation processes, translating local pilot activities into transferable policy recommendations, and structuring robust impact assessment frameworks that capture both quantitative and qualitative outcomes.

For a 15mC Topic 3 consortium focused on activating innovation in local everyday services and neighbourhood economies, I can contribute to:

• Designing and facilitating multi-stakeholder co-creation processes with municipalities, local businesses, civil society, and residents

• Developing and applying behaviour change frameworks to support uptake of new local service models

• Assessing and structuring business model viability for neighbourhood-level innovations

• Leading impact assessment work packages, including indicator frameworks and evaluation methodologies

• Translating project findings into actionable policy recommendations for local and regional authorities

• Coordinating dissemination and communication activities, including stakeholder handbooks, conference contributions, and scientific publications

I am interested in joining as a partner (not necessarily coordinator) and can flexibly take on a work package lead role covering co-creation, impact assessment, or dissemination, depending on the consortium's needs. Open to discussing fit with your project concept.