Cluster 6 partner for communication, dissemination, exploitation and stakeholder engagement

About - Sustainable Innovations Europe (SIE) is seeking active participation as a partner in consortia across food, bioeconomy, natural resources, agriculture and environment. We offer expertise in communication, dissemination and exploitation (DEC), stakeholder engagement and the uptake of research results. SIE can lead dedicated work packages or undertake defined tasks, complementing the consortium’s scientific and technical capabilities with experience in connecting research outcomes with potential users, industry and policymakers.

**OUR CONTRIBUTION AS A CONSORTIUM PARTNER
**Our role can include:
• Designing and implementing communication and dissemination strategies, including tailored content, digital channels, events and collaboration with related initiatives.
• Mapping stakeholders and organising engagement activities that support knowledge exchange between researchers, businesses, practitioners and public authorities.
• Identifying key exploitable results, intended users and barriers to uptake, and developing exploitation plans.
• Contributing to business models, market analysis and uptake strategies where appropriate to the project’s results and maturity.
• Translating complex scientific and technical findings into accessible materials for specific audiences.
• Supporting project administration and financial management where a complementary role is required.
Relevant already funded H2020 and HEU projects could be found in our company profile.

**CONTRIBUTION DURING PROPOSAL PREPARATION
**We welcome involvement from the early stages of consortium building. Working alongside the coordinator and partners, we can help define our responsibilities, develop credible impact pathways, and integrate communication, dissemination, stakeholder engagement and exploitation into the project’s objectives, methodology, work plan and resources. SIE also provides specialised consultancy in European R&I proposal preparation, including concept development, proposal writing and review.

WHO WE WOULD LIKE TO CONNECT WITH
We welcome discussions with prospective coordinators, universities, research and technology centres, companies, agricultural and forestry organisations, public authorities, civil society organisations and stakeholder networks developing proposals. We are particularly interested in collaborations where we can help shape the proposal from an early stage and take a defined role in communication, dissemination, stakeholder engagement and exploitation during implementation.