Follow-up/ Dissemination
To make the PEMEHECON project visible outside our organisation and partner organisations and to share its results and success, we have devised a comprehensive dissemination plan. This strategy includes leveraging digital platforms, engaging with media, organising community events, and collaborating with various stakeholders. Each partner organisation will play a crucial role in this plan, ensuring that the project's impact is widely recognised and sustained.
General Plan: We will establish a dedicated project website as the central hub for all project-related information, including updates, resources, and outcomes. This site will be supported by active social media campaigns on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, where we will share progress, success stories, and multimedia content. Local media partnerships, including newspapers, radio, and television, will be utilised to ensure broad coverage of significant project milestones and outcomes. Additionally, we will organise public events such as workshops, exhibitions, and seminars to present our findings and engage with the community. We will also collaborate with professional networks, youth organisations, and educational institutions to disseminate resources and best practices. Comprehensive reports and case studies will be produced and distributed to relevant stakeholders to provide a lasting record of the project's achievements. Follow-up activities will be implemented to maintain interest and sustain the project's impact.
Individual Plans:
1. TREDU CLUB (Austria): The TREDU CLUB project will be visible through community events and workshops conducted in local schools and youth sports centres, emphasising the importance of nature for mental health. We will develop and distribute manuals for youth workers in German and collaborate with Austrian educational institutions to disseminate findings. Our website, Tredu. The club will serve as a key platform for updates, and we will use local media and European networks to extend our reach. Follow-up activities, such as "Mental Health Day in Nature," will further embed the project's outcomes in the community.
2. NGO MERAKI (Lithuania): NGO MERAKI will organise community events and practical activities to showcase the project's impact. We will use social media, our main Facebook page, and local media outlets to share updates and outcomes. Participants will be actively involved in dissemination activities, sharing their experiences through written reflections and videos. Collaborations with local media will enhance visibility, ensuring broad community and regional engagement.
3. Institute of Democratic Changes (IDC) (Georgia): IDC will leverage its network to share the project's outcomes through social media, community events, and collaborations with local authorities. We will target rural and underserved youth with a range of dissemination activities, including pre-event announcements, volunteer engagement, and post-project support. The plan includes monitoring and evaluation mechanisms to assess impact and ensure long-term benefits.
4. ACSFJC Costuleni (Romania): ACSFJC Costuleni will employ social media campaigns, community workshops, and local media collaborations to disseminate project results. We will organize follow-up events with local youth, sports clubs, and educational institutions. At the European level, we will engage Erasmus+ partners and international networks to share success stories and best practices.
5. Public Association SENSE (Moldova): SENSE will conduct local workshops and community events in Chișinău, featuring interactive sessions to engage visually impaired individuals and local stakeholders. Nationally, we will collaborate with Youth Centres and government bodies to integrate project outcomes into broader policies. At the European level, we will use Erasmus+ networks and social media to broadcast success stories and methodologies.
6. Civic Organisation "We are the Future" (Ukraine): This organisation will implement a multi-channel approach, including social media, community events, and local media collaborations. We will create engaging content, organise public workshops, and partner with schools and NGOs. A comprehensive training workshop at Dnipro University of Technology will impart project methodologies, and outcomes will be communicated through newsletters and media partnerships.
7. NGO AYCE (Cyprus): AYCE will launch a dedicated project webpage and utilise social media platforms for updates and multimedia content. We will collaborate with local media for broad coverage and organise community events and workshops with partners like the Multicultural Centre of Pissouri and the Technical School of Limassol. These activities will present project results and ensure community involvement.
By implementing these strategies, we aim to maximise the visibility of the PEMEHECON project, ensure its results are widely shared, and foster meaningful engagement with diverse audiences across Europe.