The current document, titled D4.5 – Report on the implementation and the validation of the campaign ‘Rural Thrive 2050’ testing has been elaborated within the framework of the RURALITIES project which is co-funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe Research and Innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101060876. UK participants in Horizon Europe Project RURALITIES are supported by UKRI grant numbers: 10051963 The Highlands and Islands Transport Partnership and 10050988 Earthwatch Europe. D4.5, documents the implementation and validation of the "Rural Thrive 2050" campaign under Work Package (WP) 4 of the RURALITIES project. WP4 establishes the Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation, and Synergies (CODES) framework to support a two-way exchange of knowledge through extensive networking with multi-actor groups. The overarching objective of WP4 is to effectively transfer information regarding the aims, progress, and results of RURALITIES to key stakeholders and ensure the uptake and sustainable use of project outputs. Additionally, WP4 focuses on fostering long-lasting synergies and dynamic information exchange mechanisms with relevant networks. In this context, the "Rural Thrive 2050" campaign was designed and tested to serve as a cornerstone of RURALITIES’ outreach efforts. Through actionable and deployable measures, the campaign aims to: (i) convey accurate information to the broader public discourse around the environmental, economic, social, and societal nexus, showcasing how the project outputs align with wider contexts; and (ii) implement a structured and strategic communication framework to reach and engage diverse audiences. This deliverable reflects the continuous evolution and refinement of dissemination efforts throughout the project's lifecycle.
Gábor Mester (Mon,) studied this question.