Northern Periphery Programme 2007-2013 Final Content Report Lead Partner Seminar 8 th September 2010, Bunratty Castle Hotel, Co. Clare, Ireland.

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Northern Periphery Programme Final Content Report Lead Partner Seminar 8 th September 2010, Bunratty Castle Hotel, Co. Clare, Ireland

Overview Final Reporting Package Final Financial Report Statement of Expenditure Certificate of Expenditure Final Project Claim Final Administrative Report General information Project activities Results Indicators Project financial information Project management and partnership dynamics NPP horizontal principles Project communication Changes Additional information Final Content Report Introduction Project story List of project outcomes Product/service factsheet(s) List of producers/providers Testimonials Visualisation Contact Details

Final Content Report Final Financial Report Statement of Expenditure Certificate of Expenditure Final Project Claim Final Administrative Report General information Project activities Results Indicators Project financial information Project management and partnership dynamics NPP horizontal principles Project communication Changes Additional information Final Content Report Introduction Project story List of project outcomes Product/service factsheet(s) List of producers/providers Testimonials Visualisation Contact Details  Purpose: to collect information for wide publication on a web based platform in order to be able to visualise project outcomes  Target group: end users/beneficiaries  Structure:  Project stories  Product/service factsheets:  Product/service name  Key words  Functionality  Target group(s)  Attributes  How to get the solution  Visualisation – picture, graph, video

Final Content Report - Rationale  Rationale: to collect information in order to be able to visualise project outcomes for wide publication  The Programme needs to demonstrate tangible outcomes ( accountability, sharing solutions and making case for future NPP )  So far not much concrete information available  final report is the last opportunity  Template will facilitate information gathering about concrete project outcomes  Information will be collected once at project closure  Information remains static  Reduced need for further information requests, although LP responsible for providing information for up to 5 years

How will the information be used?  Online web solution  To display project outcomes in an attractive online format for anyone to view and share  Target group: end users/beneficiaries  Static information: project stories and project outcomes  Dynamic information: possibilities to interact and build networks through social media  Possible other uses of the information  Thematic publications  Final Implementation Report NPP

Professional standard  Rationale: information should allow for versatile use  Style requirements:  Plain English, written for the target group  Coherent, concise, inverted pyramid  Archive friendly  Criteria for audiovisual materials  Product: picture(s). Optional: graph(s), animation/video  Service: graph(s) explaining process/model. Optional: picture(s), animation/video  You can use existing materials if they meet the criteria  If necessary, hire professionals or look for in-house resources

Discussion Points  Can collecting this information benefit your project and project partner organisations? 1.Is the collected information relevant for your project’s end users/beneficiaries? 2.Are any questions missing? 3.Could you use the collected information for other purposes?  Do you have any concerns about: 1.the amount of time necessary to complete the forms/factsheets? 2.being concrete about products/services? 3.style requirements to the text? 4.criteria for audiovisual materials? 5.hiring communication professionals?

Overview Final Reporting Package Final Financial Report Statement of Expenditure Certificate of Expenditure Final Project Claim Final Administrative Report General information Project activities Results Indicators Project financial information Project management and partnership dynamics NPP horizontal principles Project communication Changes Additional information Final Content Report Introduction Project story List of project outcomes Product/service factsheet(s) List of producers/providers Testimonials Visualisation Contact Details

Thank You for Listening!