Summary
InteractionSeeds partners have joined forces to facilitate and connect different worlds (industry, citizens, arts) through the development of a repository of 50+ locally proven and easy to replicate interaction schemes. The repository (WP1), expected to turn into a platform at exploitation stage, will ultimately take the form of a two-sided platform connecting a network of stakeholders:
-Providers of societal and cultural interaction schemes, that have proven their value and that have a potential for replicability beyond their geographic range;
-Organisations having missions in fostering connections between industry, society and art willing to explore, adapt and test locally proven interaction schemes.
During the project, 20+ test cases of interaction schemes will be implemented (WP4), to support R&I knowledge valorisation. These test cases will notably involve R&I stakeholders previously engaged and trained (thanks to the development of a training kit - WP2). Protocol for the test cases implemented will be designed and adapted to the local context in WP3.
Finally, a set of recommendations (WP4) on why and how to facilitate the implementation of new test cases. These recommendations will be largely disseminated to 100+ R&I representative stakeholders (such as clusters, EDIH, incubators etc.) to support the project's replicability and large use of the repository.
-Providers of societal and cultural interaction schemes, that have proven their value and that have a potential for replicability beyond their geographic range;
-Organisations having missions in fostering connections between industry, society and art willing to explore, adapt and test locally proven interaction schemes.
During the project, 20+ test cases of interaction schemes will be implemented (WP4), to support R&I knowledge valorisation. These test cases will notably involve R&I stakeholders previously engaged and trained (thanks to the development of a training kit - WP2). Protocol for the test cases implemented will be designed and adapted to the local context in WP3.
Finally, a set of recommendations (WP4) on why and how to facilitate the implementation of new test cases. These recommendations will be largely disseminated to 100+ R&I representative stakeholders (such as clusters, EDIH, incubators etc.) to support the project's replicability and large use of the repository.
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| Web resources: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/101135181 |
| Start date: | 01-01-2024 |
| End date: | 31-12-2025 |
| Total budget - Public funding: | - 983 118,00 Euro |
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InteractionSeeds partners have joined forces to facilitate and connect different worlds (industry, citizens, arts) through the development of a repository of 50+ locally proven and easy to replicate interaction schemes. The repository (WP1), expected to turn into a platform at exploitation stage, will ultimately take the form of a two-sided platform connecting a network of stakeholders:-Providers of societal and cultural interaction schemes, that have proven their value and that have a potential for replicability beyond their geographic range;
-Organisations having missions in fostering connections between industry, society and art willing to explore, adapt and test locally proven interaction schemes.
During the project, 20+ test cases of interaction schemes will be implemented (WP4), to support R&I knowledge valorisation. These test cases will notably involve R&I stakeholders previously engaged and trained (thanks to the development of a training kit - WP2). Protocol for the test cases implemented will be designed and adapted to the local context in WP3.
Finally, a set of recommendations (WP4) on why and how to facilitate the implementation of new test cases. These recommendations will be largely disseminated to 100+ R&I representative stakeholders (such as clusters, EDIH, incubators etc.) to support the project's replicability and large use of the repository.
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SIGNEDCall topic
HORIZON-CL4-2023-HUMAN-01-33Update Date
12-03-2024
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