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Project typology
- “Test projects are expected to experiment common instruments, policies, strategies and action plans already developed to validate concrete solutions to be transferred.” What can be considered as ‘common instruments, policies, strategies and action plans already developed’. Are they only papers or documents one? Or could an already developed methodology, tool, or technology be considered as an ‘instrument’ and therefore be appropriate if we were to test it in a different setting or environment?
- Is it also foreseen for test projects to conduct transfer and capacity-building activities themselves or will this be facilitated and implemented only by the project type that facilitates results amplification, e.g., governance projects?
- Is there a maximum duration for projects?
- When will the next calls for thematic and strategic territorial projects be launched?
- Is piloting expected from study projects?
- Is a study phase recommended before testing and transferring the project or can it be based on experience?
- Are small-scale projects foreseen in future calls?
- Are there restrictions for the participation of governance projects’ partners in thematic projects ?
- Apart from diffusion of results to other territories, which are the differences between thematic and governance projects? In terms of participating institutions, budget, etc?
- Does strategic territorial projects have to deal with study, test and transfer modules or can they choose 2 out of 3 modules ?
- Could Thematic projects combine different modules for example testing and transferring?