Deliverables
The Deliverables produced in CrossGov will be uploaded to this page as they become available:
D1.1 Green Deal objectives and scenarios
The report presents the initial findings of T1.1 of the CrossGov project on improving coherence in marine policies within the framework of the European Green Deal (EDG). It includes a mapping exercise of the EGD’s ocean-related objectives and targets, and the results from stakeholder interviews.
This policy brief introduces the concepts of policy coherence and cross-compliance and explains how they are interrelated. While policy coherence is particularly important for policy design and implementation, cross-compliance is a concept that specifically concerns the outcomes and impacts of policies.
D1.3 CrossGov Policy Coherence Evaluation Framework
This deliverable provides a comprehensive methodological approach to the assessment of policy coherence to better understand where in the policy cycle or at which governance level problems or challenges of coherence emerge and where such challenges can be resolved.
Deliverable 1.4 represents the guidance document on the procedure for a step-by-step SPSI analysis in CrossGov research, to be used in WP2 (Coherence in policy landscapes and design) and WP3 (Case studies of cross-compliance) as a component of the coherence and cross-compliance analysis (Deliverable 1.3).
D1.5 SPS methodological approach (30 September 2024)
D2.1 EU and international policy landscape (31 December 2023)
D2.2 Horizontal coherence in EU law and policy (31 July 2024)
D2.3 Vertical coherence EU and national policies and laws (31 July 2024)
D2.4 Recommendations for improved coherence (30 September 2024)
D3.2 Interim – Cross-compliance in integrative planning (30 June 2024)
D3.3 Interim – Cross-compliance in policy integration (30 June 2024)
D3.4 Co-evaluation of WP3 (31 August 2024)
D3.5 Policy briefs on cross-compliance (31 August 2025)
D3.6 Cross-compliance in integrative planning (30 June 2025)
D3.7 Cross-compliance in policy integration (30 June 2025)
D4.1 Interactive roadmap (31 May 2025)
D4.2 Toolbox for assessing coherence and cross- compliance (31 May 2025)
D4.3 Blueprint for SPS (31 May 2025)
D4.4 Policy brief on Coherence and Cross- compliance challenges and opportunities (31 August 2025)
D4.5 Policy brief on challenges and opportunities to strengthen SPS interfaces (31 August 2025)
D5.1 Website and Visual Identity Package
This deliverable presents the Website and the Visual Identity Pack, which is the first building block of the CrossGov project communication strategy, including key products such as the logo and related visual identity, the website, social media channels, as well as templates for official project communications.
This deliverable presents the approach and the process for building a tool for stakeholder engagement in CrossGov project. The deliverable describes the process of how this database will be progressively built and used by different WPs and researchers for mapping, tracking and evaluating the stakeholder engagement.
D5.3 Stakeholder Mobilisation Charter and Co-creation (short version)
This deliverable presents a one-page Stakeholder mobilisation and co-creation Charter (Annex 1), outlining key principles and rules to be followed throughout the project by CrossGov researchers/partners.
D5.4 Stakeholder Mobilisation Charter and Co-creation
This deliverable presents a brief overview of the CrossGov’s approach to co-creation and engagement of stakeholders, implementations steps, outputs, and tools. It also focuses on the Stakeholder Mobilization and Co-building Charter to be signed by CrossGov partners and external stakeholders.
D5.5 Plan for Dissemination, Exploitation and Communication
D5.6 Dissemination materials (31 August 2023)
D5.7 Training modules (30 June 2025)
This document presents an Initial data management plan, as defined in the Grant Agreement. The DMP includes a summary of data that is to be collected, under different Work Packages and how the CrossGov project will adopt FAIR data policy.
D6.2 Strategy for Addressing Ethics and IP