Led by FEMXA, with INFALIA leading the visual identity and the website
13,781 people reached through 67 dissemination activities, including 5 dedicated events with 188 participants and 25 third-party presentations. 4 e-newsletters and a project leaflet in 7 languages were published, and all partners signed a 5-year sustainability agreement.
To create a recognisable identity for PREV-HED, raise awareness among target groups, and ensure the long-term sustainability and exploitation of project results.
Task 2.1 — Creation of visual identity and dissemination tools
Task 2.2 — Crossed dissemination and presentation in own and third-party events
Task 2.3 — Elaboration of the exploitation and sustainability plan
Established a strong visual identity, launched the project website (prevhed.eu), produced multilingual materials, and executed 5 dedicated events and 25 third-party presentations. The sustainability plan ensures a 5-year commitment to maintain resources and contact points.
Students, academic and administrative staff, HEIs, NGOs, and policymakers gained access to project information, resources, and training opportunities.
WP2 gave PREV-HED a professional, recognisable presence and ensured its results reached a wide European audience. The website serves as a permanent, public repository for all project resources, allowing any institution to access the materials for free. The sustainability plan guarantees long-term access to resources beyond the funding period.
67
dissemination activities recorded by partners
13,781
people reached, against a target of 2,500
5
dedicated events with 188 participants, against a target of 150
25
third-party events presenting the project
4
e-newsletters published
6
languages of the project leaflet
1
project website acting as the central hub
5 yrs
post-project sustainability agreement signed by all partners

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