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Lack of funding for participants can be a barrier to legacy

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recognition of skills/competence

(Angelos , Atlantis)

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Move from projects to initiatives, think bigger.

e.g. There are good examples of existing project chain pathways in maritime that help scale up initiatives.

(Philipp Schwartz)

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Post project need time/funding to maintain platforms/portals to be able to gain momentum and demonstrate benefits/value

(Daniel Rey)

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Build a strong community including benefeciaries but also participants (individuals and organisations) participating in courses.

(Maria - OGS)

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It is hard to achieve legacy inside short project durations, post project support to help achieve sustainability would be useful

(Kais - MarENet)

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Important to communicate to society

(Fani - Nautilus)

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Part of evaluation criteria but also potential support to achieve legacy during implementation/close out

(Charlotte)

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- Use networks like Enterprise Europe Network (local partners)
- start client journey, use services for follow on opportunity identification and networking
- new scale up advisors

(Michele Chiappini, EISMEA)

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Use tools developed in past projects.

(Bapsi)

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Established operational cooperation from very beginning, ensure complementary to needs.

(BAPSI project)

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Interdisciplinary partnership
Creating a network for legacy with local/coastal communities

(nautilus project)

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What worked well and why? (Best practice Examples)

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What worked well and why? (Best practice Examples)

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Collaboration opportunities going forward 

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Collaboration opportunities going forward 