Final Meeting WP, TF, iscussion, summary, conclusions

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Final Meeting WP, TF, iscussion, summary, conclusions Mid Sweden University Sundsvall, March 22, 2016

Inputs for the Final Report ______________________________________________________ Report Template: below-right http://www.cost.eu/participate MoU http://w3.cost.eu/fileadmin/domain_files/ICT/Action_IC1105/mou/IC1105-e.pdf _______________________________________________________ Section I.B MoU objective: (Copy from eCOST or MoU: Evidence of (partial) achievement For each objective insert evidence of (partial) achievement including hyperlink to enable assessment (by the Action Rapporteur) of the achievement and access by end users

Section I.C Networking: Added value of the Networking Please describe here the added value of the networking, highlighting in particular anything that would not have happened without the Action networking. Extent of the networking Describe the extent of the networking among the participants in the Action. Were all participants integrated into the networking equally? Were those targeted by COST policies on Inclusiveness Target Countries (ITCs), Early Career Investigators (ECIs)/ Young Researchers, and gender balance fully integrated into the Action networking?

Section I.D Section I.E Impacts The impacts that have resulted, or might result from the Action are described in the following table. Description of the impact, Type of impact (Scientific/Technological, Economic, Societal), Timing of impact (achieved/foreseen X years) Section I.E Dissemination and exploitation of Action results Describe the Action’s dissemination and exploitation approach as well as all activities undertaken to ensure dissemination and exploitation of Action results and the effectiveness of these activities. Item/ activity, Target audience, Result, Hyperlink

Section I.F Action success(es) COST regularly communicates the successes of Actions. What aspect(s) (outcomes and/ or impacts, rather than activities) of this Action is/ are the most suitable for communication? Description of the success story Dimension of the success Breakthrough: scientific, technological or socioeconomic Policy implementation (specify which policy) Capacity building II.D. Specific issues This section is confidential to the Management Committee, and the COST Association (Administration, Scientific Committee and Committee of Senior Officials); and is not included in the version of the report that is published on the COST website.

Section II.D Specific issues This section is confidential to the Management Committee, and the COST Association (Administration, Scientific Committee and Committee of Senior Officials); and is not included in the version of the report that is published on the COST website. The Action encountered the following particular difficulties in the implementation of the Action (e.g. imbalances of participation across the Working Groups, inactive country representatives).