Designing a Strong Sustainability Plan for HE and Publicly Funded Projects

Half-Day Live Course · 18 November 2026 Write the exploitation section that evaluators actually want to see. This live half-day bootcamp uses the European Commission’s feasible / sustainable / scalable framework as the starting point — and ends with a working sustainability and exploitation draft built around your own project.

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Designing a Strong Sustainability Plan for HE and Publicly Funded Projects
Full Price Designing a Strong Sustainability Plan for HE and Publicly Funded Projects Live Course

Half-Day Live Course · 18 November 2026 Write the exploitation section that evaluators actually want to see. This live half-day bootcamp uses the European Commission’s feasible / sustainable / scalable framework as the starting point — and ends with a working sustainability and exploitation draft built around your own project.

Designing a Strong Sustainability Plan for HE and Publicly Funded Projects

Half-Day Live Course · 18 November 2026

Write the exploitation section that evaluators actually want to see. This live half-day bootcamp uses the European Commission’s feasible / sustainable / scalable framework as the starting point — and ends with a working sustainability and exploitation draft built around your own project.

Book my seat — EUR 350


Event Details

Date: Wednesday, 18 November 2026
Time: 09:30 – 13:00 CET
Format: Live workshop on Zoom
Price: EUR 350


Why Attend

Most exploitation plans are still written as one-page generic summaries.

The European Commission increasingly evaluates sustainability and exploitation using three dimensions:

  • Feasible

  • Sustainable

  • Scalable

Most proposals address only the first.

This live 3.5-hour workshop focuses on building the parts evaluators actually score:

  • Key Exploitable Results (KERs)

  • Sustainability beyond project end

  • IP positioning

  • Exploitation pathways

  • Alignment with programme-level impact frameworks

You work directly on your own proposal or running project while developing a complete exploitation and sustainability structure.

You leave with:

  • A completed Exploitable-Result canvas

  • A KER registry

  • A clearer exploitation pathway

  • A sustainability plan beyond funding

  • A structured IP table

  • A free pre-submission evaluation before submission

This is live proposal work, not a lecture.


Is This For You?

A good fit if you are:

  • A coordinator, work package leader, or TTO developing the exploitation section of:

    • A Horizon Europe proposal

    • A running publicly funded project

    • An EIC, RIA, IA, Cluster, Mission, or similar programme application

  • Ready to bring a list of expected project results and outputs

  • Looking to strengthen long-term sustainability and impact planning

Not the right fit if:

  • Your project does not yet have clearly identified results or outcomes

In that case, the introductory webinar is the better starting point.


What You Walk Out With

01 — Exploitable-Result Canvas

A practical exploitation framework completed around your own project outputs.

02 — Exploitation Pathway Selection

Clear positioning around licensing, spin-off creation, industrial uptake, or public deployment routes.

03 — KER Registry

A Key Exploitable Results registry aligned with European Commission expectations.

04 — IP Positioning Table

A structured distinction between background and foreground intellectual property.

05 — Sustainability Plan

A realistic post-project sustainability and continuation strategy.

06 — Programme Alignment

Alignment of your impact strategy with:

  • NEB Compass

  • Mission KPIs

  • EIC criteria

  • Relevant Horizon Europe programme expectations


How the 3.5 Hours Run

01 — Defining Your KERs & Pathway Choice

30 min

02 — Filling the Exploitable-Result Canvas

40 min

03 — Background vs Foreground IP Table

30 min

04 — Sustainability Plan After Project End

40 min

05 — Alignment With NEB, Mission & EIC Criteria

30 min

06 — Action List & Free Evaluation Booking

20 min


Included Bonus

Free Pre-Submission Evaluation

Every participant receives one free in-depth evaluation of their impact and exploitation strategy before submission.

  • Booked after the workshop

  • Included in the EUR 350 fee

You also receive:

  • Full workshop recording (available for 30 days)

  • Free pre-submission evaluation session

EUR 350 — Book My Seat


Who Runs It

Nikolaos Floratos

EU funding consultant since 2002 with more than 20 years of experience as a European Commission evaluator across H2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.

  • 50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained

  • Experience across 45+ countries

  • Ranked among the top Google results for EU funding expertise


What You Will Not Get

No copy-paste template.
No generic “spin-off plan” language.
No proxy writing service.

Your exploitation and sustainability strategy remains your own work — professionally reviewed, challenged, and strengthened.

If your project does not support a credible commercial pathway, the workshop will help you build a public-deployment or societal-impact route instead.


Common Questions

Do I need a finished draft?

No. Three sections at first-draft level are enough. Bring what you have.

Can two people from the same organisation attend on one ticket?

Yes. Two named participants are included per ticket. Additional seats are EUR 100 each.

Is the recording shared?

Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 30 days. Your draft is never shared.

What if I cannot attend on the date?

You may transfer your seat to the next cohort of the same course at no additional cost.

Refund policy?

Full refund up to 7 days before the event. After that, your ticket may be transferred to the next cohort or to a colleague.


Questions?

Email: nf@cyberall-access.com


EUR 350
VAT (19%) EUR 66.50
Total due EUR 416.50

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