News from keep.eu
A key function of a knowledge management tool such as keep.eu is to enable its …
At Interact, we know that many keep.eu users go straight to the Statistics …
Last week marked an exceptional breakthrough: More than 99% of all Interreg …
Now you can seamlessly embed keep.eu data into your digital platform. The new …
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2018-10-31
Help us in making keep.eu even better
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We would like to invite you to take part in a survey regarding keep.eu, within the framework of an impact evaluation for Interact (who manages keep.eu). It will only take a few minutes but will be invaluable for us.
The survey can be found here: http://bit.ly/keep_evaluation
The survey will remain open until 30 November, 2018.
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2018-10-31
The new projects of the period 2014-2020 are currently being added to keep.eu
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The new projects of the period 2014-2020 are currently being added to keep.eu. First programme to have its projects published was the Germany – Netherlands Programme.
Keep.eu use examples
Programme website with thematic links
The Interreg South Baltic Programme is using links to KEEP on the programme website. The thematic sections of the programme website provide links to thematically relevant projects in keep.eu.
Linking to country-specific keep.eu data
The Smart Specialisation Platform of the European Commission uses links to country-specific data in keep.eu to show the territorial cooperation projects implemented in the different countries of Europe.
Coming up next
New keep.eu portal soon here
The whole keep.eu portal is undergoing a more thorough renewal. The layout and features will be more streamlined and better to use.
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2018-05-24
It’s all about data!
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Data is the main element of keep.eu. It needs to exist, be accurate, be easy to handle and it must be possessed in a way that the current laws require. Everything about keep.eu is in one or the other way connected to data. In this newsletter we want to highlight a couple of facts related to the issue and show how the data can be used.
The only source of figures
in the world
Keep.eu is the only source of reliable estimates regarding the amount of Interreg, Interreg-IPA cross-border and EN(P)I CBC projects per programming period. Every three months we verify the published amount of projects by each programme and sum them up to provide these figures.
They are all here, check them out!
and project data in keep.eu by the new Kamut tool. The trainings were considered useful by both the participants and the keep.eu team. By these encounters it is foreseen that the amount of 2014-2020 data in keep.eu will increase notably.
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2018-05-24
Your List of Operations now directly from keep.eu!
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Did you know that the compulsory List of Operations that all programmes are to make available online can now be accessed directly from keep.eu. The Alpine Space and Danube Programmes have been the first to add a link to their websites allowing the visitor to get the most up to date data on financed projects directly from Keep in Excel format.
Let us know if you would like to have the link to your list made available.
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2018-05-24
Thematic search for programmes
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A new feature recently added to Keep allows a search of 2014-2020 programmes according to the Thematic Objectives, Thematic Priorities and Common Output Indicators. As for programmes, the tool can be used e.g. for finding programmes with similar objectives and outputs to do benchmarking or other knowledge sharing.
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2018-05-24
Reports made easy
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Many times reports are done over and over again using exactly the same format, with updated charts, tables and maps, besides some text. Having this in mind, keep.eu has a function allowing users to save their reports and update them automatically.
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2018-05-24
Keep.eu used for promoting Interreg
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The Interreg network on sustainable transport was prominently present at the TEN-T Days in Ljubljana at the end of April. At the network stand Keep was used to demonstrate the multitude of transport projects financed by Interreg. Letting people do their own searches resulted in many positive surprises when event participants noticed even their own projects to be available in the database.
Don’t forget to use Keep for promoting your programme and projects as part of a bigger picture!