SHORT TERM PERSONNEL EXCHANGES Sample Clauses

SHORT TERM PERSONNEL EXCHANGES. Next to the workshops, short-term personnel exchanges and visits were organised5. The participants, consisted of staff from project partners, but also scientific and industrial actors experienced different approached regarding RES applications and learned from others experiences. These visits included technical information and practical evidence, aiming to improve participants’ RES knowledge and expertise. The visits took place in different regional offices, labs and premises examining internal procedures related to the implementation of innovation RES applications and projects. The study visits were organized up to May 2011, in Crete (2010), in the Canary islands (2009, 2011 and 2012), in Italy (2010), in Germany (2011) and in Denmark (2009, 2010 and 2011). Where possible, the exchanges took place subsequent to project meetings, and they lasted up to three days. All study visits were open to all the project partners. The final aim of the project is to elaborate a Joint Action Plan (JAP) which represents a road map for measures/ actions to be further developed and implemented by the INRES partners after the project’s end through the expansion of previous and ongoing coordination activities.
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