Reeportly LTD is a UK-based innovation ecosystem and project implementation organisation specialised in Horizon Europe and other European collaborative projects. Its core expertise lies in dissemination, exploitation and communication (DEC), stakeholder engagement and ecosystem development, and social impact measurement and reporting. The team also designs methodologies and operational frameworks and develops training programmes, handbooks and toolkits, including a training module on the EU grant management. It applies data-driven and AI-supported approaches to reporting and communication, so that project results can be tracked over time and presented to policy, industry and citizen audiences.
The founding team brings more than ten years of experience in European collaborative projects, consortium building and international cooperation. In Horizon Europe, Reeportly is a partner in Q-AIM (HORIZON-EIE-2026-01-CONNECT-02), which started in October 2026 and connects experienced deep-tech investors from innovation leader regions with emerging and moderate innovation ecosystems, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe and Malta. The team has also supported PANCAID under the Mission on Cancer. Beyond Horizon Europe, it has worked on Metaverse Academy, an Erasmus+ project with 13 partners that delivers 19 technology and entrepreneurship courses on immersive technologies, and on InnovaCyBridge under the EIT Higher Education Initiative, which builds cybersecurity innovation capacity in higher education institutions. The team also provides coordination and operational support to two Erasmus+ capacity building projects, IMPACT4YOUTH, which develops impact measurement and management methodologies for youth organisations, and ELITE, which produces a training programme and operational manual for youth educators. Across these projects it has carried out dissemination, ecosystem engagement, capacity building, training and coordination support, working with universities, research organisations, SMEs, NGOs and public entities, often in widening countries.
Its most direct link to CL6 comes through SURENEXUS (PRIMA, 2022 to 2025). That project demonstrated alternative bioeconomy practices, such as the reuse of waste by-products and regenerative agriculture, and tested nature-based solutions for restoring ecosystem services and biodiversity in a Mediterranean region facing climate pressure and water scarcity. It also examined the enabling factors for co-creation, replication and policy-making, and the communication of results to regional and global stakeholders was central to the work. This is the area where Reeportly’s expertise lies. The team has also been involved in innovation ecosystem activities connected to the EIC-related IAMGREEN initiative.
A large part of what Reeportly offers a consortium is its reach. Over the years the team has built a broad and active network of startups, SMEs, corporates, universities, research organisations, accelerators, innovation hubs, investors, NGOs and public entities. It includes a curated portfolio of deep-tech companies that are prepared to join Horizon Europe consortia, and its sectoral coverage spans sustainability, climate and energy, agritech, health technologies, artificial intelligence, digital transformation, education and mobility. This network covers EU Member States, the United Kingdom, widening countries and the MENA region. For a CL6 consortium, it means Reeportly can help identify complementary partners, bring in end users and pilot sites, and secure a balanced geographic and sectoral composition from the proposal stage onwards.
Reeportly is most valuable to a consortium on the work that carries results from research to farmers, businesses, policy makers and citizens. It can lead or co-lead DEC, stakeholder engagement and exploitation work packages, and it brings its own social impact assessment methodology, which lets a consortium show impact beyond scientific outputs. Its network then becomes a direct channel for uptake, as results can be placed in front of the companies, investors and public actors who are able to use them.
