SAFE HARBOUR project submits its first deliverable: Communication Material

SAFE HARBOUR project submits its first deliverable: Communication Material

Following the project’s launch and successful Kick-off Meeting in January the SAFE HARBOUR consortium had its first deliverable, the Communication Material, approved in February 2025. This document outlines a structured strategy for communication and dissemination, ensuring clear, consistent, and continuous outreach to stakeholders. It defines the project’s objectives, key messages, target audiences, and tools, including the website, social media, newsletters, and promotional materials. Thus, by enhancing stakeholder engagement and visibility, the Communication Material contributes to the project’s long-term impact while acknowledging the European Union’s support.

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