At the end of this training, you should be able to:
• Describe the main features of Evaluation process of Applications to Horizon Europe;
• Elaborate the objectives of the “excellence section” of your project, minding the common errors, shortcomings and pitfalls;
• Define objectives that are in line with EU goals and priorities, using a Logical Framework Matrix approach;
• Execute an argument-based analysis of your ESR - Evaluation Summary Report, deconstructing the Call for Proposal and it’s Policy Frame;
• Design a solid “impact section”, taking into account the new “pathway to impacts”, observing the best practices about measurability, stakeholder’s involvement, communication, dissemination and exploitation, among other issues;
• Design a solid “implementation section”, minding the common errors, shortcomings and pitfalls;
• Describe the most important features of WPS and Tasks, Deliverables, Milestones, Risks, Governance and Planning Resources;
• Elaborate on Outcomes and Impacts, Requirements and Barriers, Stakeholders Analysis;
• Outline a Dissemination Strategy for your Project
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Evaluation process of applications
Excellence section
Let’s practice | Workshop I
How to design and describe your “Impact”
How to design and describe your “Implementation”
Let’s practice | Workshop II
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Marco Liviantoni (IT)
Senior expert in EU policies and programs, with more than 15 years of on-field experience as EU strategy expert, proposal writer, and coordinator of EU projects. Graduated in law at the University of Perugia in 2002.
Large experience as a trainer in Administrative and Financial Management of Horizon 2020 grants; Proposal Writing: Project Cycle Management (PCM) and Goal Oriented Project Planning (GOPP) - Logical Framework Approach.
Since 2018 he is a senior expert at EFMC, in charge of Horizon programs consultancy, training on proposal writing, financial management, financial audit simulation and audit management