Results

Deliverable D33, ‘Impact Measurement and Monitoring’ of the ExcellEnt project, details a structured approach for assessing and evaluating the project’s impact. It focuses on tracking and measuring effectiveness against key performance indicators (KPIs) and strategic objectives (SOs) related to entrepreneurial success, ecosystem diversity, and strengthening. The deliverable outlines four strategic objectives and five deliverable elements, each with specific KPIs for comprehensive impact assessment. It utilizes a structured tool for data collection and analysis, allowing for ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and adjustment of strategies to enhance the project’s impact and contribute to a robust European entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The objective of the deliverable is to outline the strategy for dissemination and communication activities carried out during the project. The D16 deliverable is structured in four sections addressing the different aspects that a communication plan may focus on. In the first section it covers the methodology, procedures, obligations regarding communication activities in the ExcellEnt project and the goals it pursues. The second part of the document depicts the communication strategy from the project to the external audience, target groups and the dissemination tools and channels used for accomplishing project purposes. Further the deliverable features internal communication procedures and stipulates rules for a correct use of external communication tools. The final section concerns the elements needed to evaluate and measure the results of the communication strategy.

This report from the ExcellEnt project examines the dynamics of entrepreneurial ecosystems in six European countries (Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Ukraine, France, and Ireland). It presents detailed SWOT analyses of each country to understand their strengths and weaknesses in fostering new ventures.

This document investigates the resources and paths needed to become a successful entrepreneur in Europe. It involves studying practices of successful entrepreneurs across six European ecosystems, analyzing support programs from various organizations and policymakers, and comparing business realities with academic models in entrepreneurship. The methodology employs an experiential learning approach, emphasizing real-world entrepreneurial stories to foster skills and insights for aspiring entrepreneurs. The document includes a compilation of interviews from different stakeholders – entrepreneurs, support organizations, universities, and policymakers – across these ecosystems, aiming to synthesize a comprehensive understanding of the factors contributing to entrepreneurial success.