Month 43: June 2016 – Month 50: January 2017 Remaining Deliverables

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Month 43: June 2016 – Month 50: January 2017 Remaining Deliverables WP DELIVERABLE 46 SEPT 16 WP5 D5.4 A prototype of the Common Platform 47: OCT 16 WP4 D4.6 Decision support tools and user interface 48: NOV 16 WP3 D3.6 Portfolio of ideal types of governance modes D3.7 Synthesis documentation for new methods/decision trees D4.4 Data capture, indicator and information tools D4.5 Good Practice guidelines for instruments 50: JAN 17 ALL 7TH CONSORTIUM MEETING – moved to MAY 2017 (15-19th) WP6 D6.4 Short film about common platform and instruments

Month 51: February 2017 – Month 54: May 2017 Remaining Deliverables Month 51: February 2017 – Month 54: May 2017 MONTH WP DELIVERABLE 51: FEB 17 WP5 D5.5 Third version of the Scoping Report 52: MAR 17 WP2 D2.3 Compilation of the reporting of all exemplars WP4 D4.3 Synthesis report of operational potential of instruments D4.7 Management tools and manuals for mainstreaming 52: MAY 17 ALL SCIENTIFIC AND FINANCIAL REPORTING 54: MAY 17 WP1 D1.6 Updated Research Implementation Plan D2.4 Targeted synthesis: lessons learned D2.5 Suite of decisions trees D5.6 Business plan WP6 D6.5 Summer School 52: MAR 17 ALL SCIENTIFIC AND FINANCIAL REPORTING

Month 55: June 2017 – Month 60: November 2017 Remaining Deliverables WP DELIVERABLE 58: SEPT 17 WP5 D5.7 Report on exemplar stakeholder workshops and engagement WP6 D6.6 Peer to Peer exchange conference 60: NOV 17 ALL SCIENTIFIC & FINANCIAL REPORTING