Final Event. The event will take place at the University of Nicosia and it will be co- organised with the cooperation of the Ministry of Communication and Works and Egkomi Municipality. The following stakeholders from within Egkomi will be invited to the final event: the Mayor and all elected members of the municipality council, politicians, parliament members, doctors, environmentalist, teachers, cyclists’ clubs, residents’ associations, shop owners and the media. The event will function as a method of lobbying and putting social pressure on the issue provided. The following will be presented at the university for evidence of changed perceptions and behaviours: • Exhibition of children drawings (comparative mental maps before & after) and posters of transport progress collected by each teacher. • Performance by children of primary school. Children will make significant statements: (i.e. Do you know that the inhalation % of CO2 in the car is much higher than outside of it? etc.) • Speeches and presentations by students. The students will have to present the results of their surveys and fieldwork, along with their recommendations and demands for the area under study. • Thoughts given from selected students other than the researchers, to provide additional changed perceptions throughout the Active Access campaign. • Awards ceremony (for all the aforementioned awards).
Final Event. The presentation of Concepts by the Entrants to the Jury will be done. The evaluation of best Concepts will be performed by a Jury and the winners will be officially presented. Dates, locations and other details about the Events will be published beforehand on: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/set4bio/innovation-challenge Participation selection The Concepts submitted to the Challenge will be evaluated to be selected for participation Virtual Events The participation in the virtual events is encouraged since a majority of value from participating in the Challenge for the Entrants is provided via the events. Joining the virtual events requires engagement before, during and after the event, in accordance to a three- phase model, including a preparation phase before the event, and a development phase after. The objective is both to ensure fruitful interaction and learning in the events and enable opportunities for accelerated development of the Concepts. The Concepts will be assessed step-by-step in relation to the themes in focus. The outcome of the virtual events can beneficially be used for the final submission of the Concepts for evaluation. Nonetheless, participation in such events is not mandatory and it does not preclude Entrants the chance to get success in the Challenge. Evaluation The gradually assessed Concepts which have participated in the Challenge will be evaluated at a final event by a jury (the “Jury”), which will be composed of representatives of Organisers and Stakeholders of the Challenge. The Jury will evaluate the Concepts based on the following criteria: • Value Chain Contribution; • Innovation Height; • Business Viability; • Scalability. The Entrants are obliged to submit and perform a presentation of their Concept in relation to these criteria. The Entrants are responsible for including the information required to evaluate the Concept. The Jury’s decisions in the Challenge, including the Jury’s decision regarding the winning Concept, are final and binding in all matters regarding the Challenge and cannot be appealed. Reward The Challenge sets out to provide all the participating Entrants with two major opportunities: further communication with potential stakeholders, funding agencies and potential customers. All participating Entrants are eligible to participate in activities pursued by the Organisers to match the Concepts with suitable funding opportunities. All participating Entrants are also eligible to benefit from the exposure gained...
Final Event. RESOLVD organized a two-day public closing event that was held in a digital format. To promote this event numerous advertise activities were carried out such us: Creating a landing page in the website Joint coordination UdG-UPC-EYPESA for high impact press releases at Catalan press media Interaction with PO to promote the event at INEA level Specific banners created for promotion of the event Specific newsletters Internal promotion at every partner institution On the first day, the project partners presented the pilot site itself, the developed hardware and secured software components, as well as a demo. The presentation of an interesting policy white paper at this area followed by a panel discussion with expert at that field concluded the first day. The agenda including the link to the live stream of this event can be found in Annex I. On the second day, targeted stakeholders, which were interested on the outcome of RESOLVD could discuss directly collaboration opportunities with the consortium members. In three interactive break-out sessions matchmaking possibilities were discussed. In total, there were 79 participants from 17 countries with a strong turnout from both industry and academia.
Final Event. EASE (with RINA-C as coordinator and GDHVI as its link within the BRIDGE Initiative) will organise the final MUSE GRIDS event to present project results to EU Policy stakeholders, as well as to the industry, research and finance communities. Many key stakeholders will have the possibility to discuss the results achieved by the project, discuss the challenges and solutions encountered in the four years, and debate the legacy of the project.
Final Event. The final event of the project took place on September 28, 2023, in Zaragoza. It was named “Flexibility in Smart Grids:Interoperable solutions for the electric grids of the future” and was held at the “Club Naútico xx Xxxxxxxx” and without the option of attending online, only in person. The event run from 9:30 am to 2:30 pm. To attract different stakeholders, it was designed to present the challenges and opportunities in the electricity sector related to grid flexibility and the FLEXIGRID project solutions as a way to face that challenges and take advantage of the opportunities. Therefore, the event was structured in two parts: Presentation of the project and results: Overview of the project and Demo sites presentations Three round tables: Grid Flexibility (challenges, opportunities, and regulation) During the event, networking among attendees, including both partners and external individuals, was strongly encouraged, leading to the organization of informal parallel meetings. Furthermore, after the event, contacts were provided to the project manager for inquiries regarding the developments.
