The proposal in seventeen shapes

At a glance

Every table of the Part B, reduced to one idea and drawn with the few forms it needs: circle, square, line. Open any of them to read the table itself, with every figure in place.

Planned work, not a funded project

Title page and labels

The consortium and its vocabulary

List of participants
Eight around one
One coordinator, five partners in the Union and two beyond it.
Labels used in this proposal
Read the x
An x after a name gathers from the field; an x before it gives evidence back.

Ambition, state of the art and the method

1 · Excellence

Section 1.1.8
Where it stops, we start
Each line of research breaks where the call asks for more. Greenpulse picks it up a step higher.
Section 1.1.9
Five aims, each dated
Every objective climbs to a target, and each target is checked in a set month.
Table 1.2a
Mind the gap
What Europe prescribes and what workers live do not coincide. Measuring the distance is the method; the evidence then goes back.
Table 1.2b
Eighteen places
Six countries, three sites each: two open first, the third after the policy conference.
Table 1.2c
The researcher steps out
Same room, same people, same guide. Only who holds the conversation changes.

Who hears what, and how the pathway runs

2 · Impact

Table 2.2a
Seven audiences
One message for each audience, carried on a route that continues after the project ends.
Section 2.3
From need to impact
Three steps the project takes, then three changes for the people who use its results.

The work plan, its gates, risks and resources

3 · Implementation

Table 3.1a
Ten packages, one clock
Each work package has its own window in the 48 months.
Table 3.1b
Woven by eight
Fifty tasks: each one led by a single partner and held together by others.
Table 3.1c
A steady rhythm
Results arrive in beats across the four years, not in one final push.
Table 3.1d
Seven gates
Nothing moves on until the thing it depends on exists.
Table 3.1e
Every risk has an answer
Each risk is named in advance and meets a response already built into the design.
Table 3.1f
Where the effort goes
Effort sits with the partners who do the science.
Table 3.1g
All in-house
No task leaves the consortium.
Table 3.1h
Bought once, used beyond
The exhibition kit is charged only for its use during the project; the museum keeps it after.

Eight around one

Read the x

Where it stops, we start

Five aims, each dated

Mind the gap

Eighteen places

The researcher steps out

Seven audiences

From need to impact

Ten packages, one clock

Woven by eight

A steady rhythm

Seven gates

Every risk has an answer

Where the effort goes

All in-house

Bought once, used beyond