Pathway for competitive proposal

#1

#2

  • Identify the actors needed to overcome the soil health challenges you want to address and to fulfil the multi-actor approach.
  • Consult SOILL Factsheets and PREPSOILs Soil Need Assessment for identification of potential stakeholders and activities within certain land use types.
  • Watch the recordings of the webinars on the Living Lab methodology for information on the set-up of Living Labs.
  • Find your mentor and be advised on how to go through the initial phases of establishing a Living Lab.
  • Follow the guidelines to engage stakeholders, agree on focus (challenges, objectives, land use) organization and responsibilities 

#3

  • Reach out to potential Living Labs collaborators
  • Join the Matchmaking Platform for creating partnerships among the more than 300 users from over 40 countries.
  • Check the FAQ on the SOILL Hub to find answer to some of the most common questions regarding the application process and receive support through the Helpdesk.
  • Use the Matchmaking Platform for sending messages and to showcase products, services, partnerships, projects, investments, expertise, or requests on the market place.
  • Join the SOILL events for networking and collaboration on a transnational scale.
  • Agree between Living Labs on a joint rationale behind forming the consortium.

#4

  • Draft your application keeping close in mind the rationale of collaboration, the roles of stakeholders in the co-creation, the status of soil challenges and expected impacts.
  • Check the key SOILL actions to consider for proposals when setting up Soil Health Living Labs (SHLLs) & Lighthouses (LHs).
  • Make sure to comply with the descriptions of the Mission Soil topics

Evaluation Process