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The document summarizes dissemination materials produced by the Plan4all project from November 2010 to April 2011. It includes an updated public website, newsletters, flyers translated into several languages, and statistics on website traffic and social media followers. The project aims to make digital spatial data more accessible and usable across Europe.

D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials

ECP-2008-GEO-318007

Plan4all

Dissemination Materials

Deliverable number D9.8.3

Dissemination level Public

Delivery date 30th April 2011

Status Final

Author(s) Tomas Mildorf / UWB

eContentplus

This project is funded under the eContentplus programme1,
a multiannual Community programme to make digital content in Europe more accessible, usable and exploitable.

1 OJ L 79, 24.3.2005, p. 1.
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D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials

This deliverable contains a summary of dissemination materials produced during the period
November 2010 – April 2011 within the Plan4all project.

Web site
The public Plan4all website is now accessible at: http://www.plan4all.eu.

Figure 1 Plan4all Geoportal – official website.

The Plan4all Geoportal serves public information - project summary, consortium, objectives,
status of the project, deliverables, pilot regions description, events and contact information. It
includes RSS Feeds from the INSPIRE Forum, INSPIRE website, OGS news and GMES
events.

All the news and articles published on the Plan4all geoportal are being disseminated through
several social network sites including LinkedIn and Facebook. RSS feeds are posted to our
INSPIRE Forum website.

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D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials

Newsletters
The Plan4all consortium published next Plan4all Newsletter in December 2010 (see Annex I)

All the newsletters are distributed through the Plan4all network as well as the Plan4all
mailing list for users and stakeholders (info@plan4all.eu).

Flyers
The Plan4all flyer (2xA4) was translated into Slovenian, Bosnian, Serbian Croatian and
Macedonian. The translations cover in total 19 European languages. All of the translations are
accessible at the Plan4all geoportal: http://www.plan4all.eu.

Statistics
Number of hits on the geoportal – approx. 100,000 per month
Number of followers in social network sites – 280 members
Number of registered people in the newsletter – 165 members/organisations

References
Plan4all Grant Agreement, Annex I - Description of Work

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1. D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials ECP-2008-GEO-318007 Plan4all Dissemination Materials Deliverable number D9.8.3 Dissemination level Public Delivery date 30th April 2011 Status Final Author(s) Tomas Mildorf / UWB eContentplus This project is funded under the eContentplus programme1, a multiannual Community programme to make digital content in Europe more accessible, usable and exploitable. 1 OJ L 79, 24.3.2005, p. 1. 1/3

2. D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials This deliverable contains a summary of dissemination materials produced during the period November 2010 – April 2011 within the Plan4all project. Web site The public Plan4all website is now accessible at: http://www.plan4all.eu. Figure 1 Plan4all Geoportal – official website. The Plan4all Geoportal serves public information - project summary, consortium, objectives, status of the project, deliverables, pilot regions description, events and contact information. It includes RSS Feeds from the INSPIRE Forum, INSPIRE website, OGS news and GMES events. All the news and articles published on the Plan4all geoportal are being disseminated through several social network sites including LinkedIn and Facebook. RSS feeds are posted to our INSPIRE Forum website. 2/3

3. D9.8.3 Dissemination Materials Newsletters The Plan4all consortium published next Plan4all Newsletter in December 2010 (see Annex I) All the newsletters are distributed through the Plan4all network as well as the Plan4all mailing list for users and stakeholders (info@plan4all.eu). Flyers The Plan4all flyer (2xA4) was translated into Slovenian, Bosnian, Serbian Croatian and Macedonian. The translations cover in total 19 European languages. All of the translations are accessible at the Plan4all geoportal: http://www.plan4all.eu. Statistics Number of hits on the geoportal – approx. 100,000 per month Number of followers in social network sites – 280 members Number of registered people in the newsletter – 165 members/organisations References Plan4all Grant Agreement, Annex I - Description of Work 3/3

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