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Report on CIVIS Public Website (2019-2022)

  • Communication and Dissemination
  • CIVIS Governance
  • Report
  • Administrators

The CIVIS website (civis.eu) has been designed with the aim to provide up-to-date general information about: the objectives; the on-going, past and future activities; and the results of CIVIS. It is therefore used as a main dissemination as well as communication tool and serves as a gateway to diffuse and showcase CIVIS activities to both internal and external communities and is the public image of the CIVIS initiative.

The website was launched in September 2019 and is maintained by an external service provider, Typi Design. Hence, while the CIVIS Communication Officer holds administrative rights to the website, they do not have a fully-fledged access, which means they can update the content, but cannot modify the technical aspects of the website (CSS, HTML, etc).

In order to ensure the timely and effective development and implementation of CIVIS Dissemination and Communication Plan (see Result R9.4) as well as the related tools, channels and activities, the project budget foresees the recruitment of a fulltime Communication Officer.

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