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Across Europe, strategies and tools have been developed to transform research results into societal and economic benefits. The Repository includes practices, 'learning from experience' examples and relevant policies. All information is provided by the stakeholders themselves who remain responsible for accuracy and veracity of the content.

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Knowledge Valorisation Radar

The IPS Knowledge Valorisation Radar is a strategy that includes all aspects of knowledge valorisation support of the Polytechnic University of Setúbal (IPS) in Portugal.

Valorisation training by THRIVE Institute

The Valorisation Programme is developed by THRIVE Institute for aspirational PhD researchers who want to boost the societal impact their research can have in local communities in the Netherlands and abroad.

Supporting promising scale-ups

The EIT Manufacturing’s EVO-R is a competition to support small teams or other entities from EIT RIS (Regional Innovation Scheme) eligible countries, in order to bring to the European and world market small scale manufacturing related solutions that have

Journey of Progress – Theory of Change card game

Within the context of planning, monitoring and evidencing the impact of research projects, Theories of Change (ToC) are emerging as a main method. They are now widely used in evaluations and in research proposals, like the Impact Pathway in application

‘Impact at Scale’ Pipeline in SSH

The ‘Discover, Launch, Accelerate, Scale’ (DLAS) methodology and associated training programme help create impact at scale from SSH research ideas, including research-based ventures for social and economic value operating across a wide range of sectors.

NOVA Research Impact Narratives Challenge

In 2023, NOVA University Lisbon (NOVA) launched the pioneering initiative “NOVA Research Impact Narratives Challenge”, which aims to incentivize researchers to effectively communicate the impact of their scientific projects.