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Secretariat support services for the European Open Science Cloud
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- 7. Communications Planning - Activity Plans Strategy Output Timeline Explode Individual Outputs Individual Vehicle Timelines Creative Briefs Prepare Strategy, Plan and Budget Summary Document Key Milestones Map outputs against priorities, themes, audiences, messages etc Identify timescales, actions, responsibilities, budgets etc Develop briefs for each activity Summary documents, calendars and budgets