Communication channels, tools and format Sample Clauses

Communication channels, tools and format. XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx will rely on several communication tools and channels to promote its value proposition for ICT intensive SMEs. A Database is being updated along project’s lifespan, where all relevant and verified contacts are being tracked, namely SMEs with potential to benefit from XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx. Database contacts will be incremented thanks to web platform registration and newsletter subscriptions, contacts from social media networks, participations at events, partners’ efforts and synergies and strategic collaborations
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Communication channels, tools and format. The Community database will list ICT green suppliers that might be interested to join the community and promote their offers on the marketplace. These new contacts will be gathered through website registrations, events, online research, through partner’s networks, synergies and strategic events. ICT Suppliers will access the marketplace through XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx website, highlighting this opportunity on the homepage. The success stories available on the website will showcase how stakeholders benefit from “green” ICT services provided by suppliers which tackle these issues.
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Communication channels, tools and format. The website will showcase success stories from European cities and public administration which tackled energy savings through an efficient ICT and green policies. In addition to this benchmark opportunity, the marketplace provides the opportunity to promote their green opportunities/policies and reach SME from their territory. The benefits of joining XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx will be promoted as well on social media networks using relevant handles and hashtags. The newsletter will be another tool to launch news about the main developments from the project and promote benefits from other users and stakeholders which already counted with XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx. Communication and audio-visuals materials (videos with interviews and insights, webinars, fliers, pop-up banners, posters) showcasing the benefits for Public administration to join XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx will be produced when relevant. The content from press releases will take into account public administration audience, where news from their interest will be included and released to relevant channels and media. In order to have a closer contact with these stakeholders, XXXXXXXXXXX.xx will be at events where public administration will be highly represented. Through XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx cafés, the project aims to introduce the benefits to public administration to joins the community. (see table 12) All identified public administration which shown interest to join the project or might have interest to addresses energy savings and low carbon footprint in their territory, are being collect to XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx community database. Contacts will be incremented thanks to web platform registration and newsletter subscriptions, contacts from social media networks, participations at events, partners’ efforts and synergies and strategic collaborations (see table 13). By May 2016, around 70 contacts were related with public administration and policy making (e-g- BuildUp, EU Green Capital, European Environment Agency, Green Alliance UK, Compact of Mayors, EU Energy Week, Valonia – Service Centre for Sustainable Development and Energy of Southwest Finland. Table 12 - Events regarding Public Administration Events Why (topics & participants) N° Attendees When Where Innovative City 2015 – annual, June (France and in French) Highly-focused on sustainable, smart and connected cities. Support of local Chamber of Commerce and European Enterprise Network 3K+ attendees 16-17 June 2016 Nice (France) EUROCITIES ICT & smart cities. 500 attendees 16-18 Novem...
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Communication channels, tools and format. From the website, SDOs will benefit from constant up-to-date sections about carbon footprint latest news, solutions, applications and methodologies that are employed inside and outside the project. There is a dedicated page showcasing the benefits for SDOs joining the community, like: “Follow us & register to our newsletter to better understand green solutions”. The success stories section can have as well examples of benefits from applying methodologies and standards created by SDOs. Social networks will deliver relevant information on carbon footprint and energy efficiency’s latest applications and outcomes, using relevant handles from SDO and hashtags related with them in order D3.1 Stakeholders Engagement Plan Dissemination Level (PU) to reach them. The goal is applied to newsletters which not only show main outcomes from the projects but also information about the project, methodologies implementations and a market watch reports. Audio-visuals and communication materials will be distributed at events targeting SDOs and press releases will be launched about project milestones, with a special focus on the application and outcomes of standards and methodologies. Synergies will be leveraged with SDOs, engaging with them to join the marketplace and promote the project outcomes on their networks as well. Furthermore (see table 15). SDOs will be included on XXXXXXXXXXXX.xx database as well (having 5 included by May 2016). Table 15 Synergies regarding SDOs Synergy Description BUILD UP Supports EU Member States in implementing the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). It is intended to reap the benefits of Europe's collective intelligence on energy reduction in buildings for all relevant audiences. It will bring together new practitioners and professional associations while motivating them to exchange best working practices and knowledge and to transfer tools and resources. CITIkeys Aims to develop and validate, with the aid of cities, key performance indicators and data collection procedures for the common and transparent monitoring as well as the comparability of smart city solutions across European cities. Covenant of Mayors The Covenant of Mayors is a unique bottom-up movement that succeeded in mobilising a great number of local and regional authorities to develop action plans and direct investments towards climate change mitigation measures. It endorses and supports the efforts deployed by local authorities in the implementation of sustainable...
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