We highly recommend that you take photos yourselves or that you hire a professional photographer to produce images for your project. This will ensure that you have the right to use the images in perpetuity. We do not recommend that you purchase images …
An image’s copyright always belongs to the individual who took the photo. This is why we highly recommend that you take photos yourself. If you hire a professional photographer to produce images for your project, remember to get a royalty-free, …
There are many ways you can share your project’s results. Here are some ideas: Write news articles for your website Present at an exhibition Share your experience as an event speaker or panellist Publish summaries on social media Create infographics with …
We recommend you begin planning your story by thinking about the five Ws of storytelling. They are the main components of every good story. What is this story about? Be selective. Who is your hero? Who is the enemy? Choose real individuals or objects. …
When producing a video you should think about the following technical matters: Story treatment Preproduction Equipment list Interview setup Line of enquiry B-roll Archival material Start and end cards The edit … What are the steps to producing a good …
You are expected to produce at least two short videos. The first video should present the project at its inception. The other video should present the project’s achievements towards its end. Each video should: Be short (up to 3 minutes) Use material which …
Your project website should be updated at least once every six months. It should serve as the main source of up-to-date information about your project. … How many times am I required to update my project …
We will set up and provide you with user statistics for monitoring and evaluating your project’s website on a quarterly basis. It will be up to your project’s communication manager to keep track of these reports, analyse them, and adjust the communication …
If you have the right to edit your project’s website: Log into your Interreg Europe community account From your account menu, select ‘Project websites’ In your dashboard, find the project website you wish to edit Click ‘Edit project’ You should arrive at …
Your project can assign as many people as needed to edit the project website. They will need an account in the Interreg Europe community and your lead partner or project admin will have to give them editing rights via the Portal. … Who is allowed to edit …
Did you know that the average web user has about 7-10 seconds to be engaged by a website before clicking away? That’s why how you write on your website is just as important as what you write on your website. The key things to think about are: Know your …
Your lead partner or project admin is responsible for assigning the web admin role to the person in charge of editing your project’s website via the Portal. The lead partner needs to: Log into the Portal and access the project area Go to the ‘Project …
Did you know that about 20% of the population has some form of disability? That is why it is important to make your content accessible. The more accessible you make it, the easier it will be for people to understand, even those without disabilities. How …
The role of discovery partner is for organisations coming from the EU candidate countries. The discovery partner is involved in the project to get acquainted with the interregional exchange of experience process supported within Interreg Europe. The …
The discovery partner’s involvement in the project is lighter than other partners because they do not address any policy instrument. However, they are still expected to participate in all the main activities of the project as much as possible (e.g., in …
The discovery partner’s budget should be planned in line with their involvement in the main project activities, also taking into consideration that they do not address any policy instrument. … Does the discovery partner have a …
No, you cannot update your community account's email address. You joined our online community using your email address, but now it is not used anymore and you have a new email address. You cannot update it. You need to create a new account with your new …
You are trying to log into the Interreg Europe community or the Portal, but you cannot remember your password. Follow these step-by-step instructions: On the homepage, in the top right corner, click the 'login' menu and select ' Reset password ' Enter …
You've tried to reset your password, but you are not receiving the email from the Portal in your inbox. Check your spam folder Speak with your IT department to make sure your institution is not blocking automatic emails coming from our website and Portal …
You created a community account, but when you try to login, you get an error message saying: 'The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later.' The information in your account might be incomplete. Please get in touch with us . … I get …