D8.5: EOSC Stakeholder Engagement Report

Vasso kalaitzi; Ilaria Fava; Päivi Rauste; Cees H.J.  Hof; E.M.S. Dijk; Nicholas Ferguson; Rob Carrillo; Nektaria Berikou; Friedel Grant; Frans Huigen

D8.5: EOSC Stakeholder Engagement Report

Vasso kalaitzi, Ilaria Fava, Päivi Rauste, Cees H.J. Hof, E.M.S. Dijk, Nicholas Ferguson, Rob Carrillo, Nektaria Berikou, Friedel Grant, Frans Huigen

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Abstract

This document reports on the engagement activities undertaken in the EOSCpilot project and highlights good examples of engagement per stakeholder category. Intentional overlaps exist in certain categories, because a need for interconnection and active dialogue between stakeholder categories was identified early on as a significant issue for successful engagement. This report details the outcomes of the engagement activities throughout the project, following the structure of D8.2 Stakeholder Identification & Engagement Strategy Plan. It provides best practices of engagement by Stakeholder Group, as initially identified and mapped in the first period of the project. The report concludes with a set of recommendations for engagement of the EOSC stakeholder groups after the end of the EOSCpilot project.

Original language	English
Number of pages	34
Publication status	Published - 31 Mar 2019

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EOSC
Open Science

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