1.
About the Project

The project (short name) addressed / identified the situation/challenge of (whom) who could not / struggled / missed / lacked / were not able to / didn’t / saw an arising opportunity / saw the (urgent need) in (do/doing what exactly).

2.
Project Achievements

The project (short name) has addressed the challenge by / solved the problem by / tacked the situation by / seized an opportunity in / brought together (whom) in order to (do what).

The project (short name) has an important share in / has (substantially / notably / clearly) contributed to building Innovative societies / Water-smart societies / Climate-neutral societies across the Baltic Sea region by / by developing / creating / bringing / delivering / providing (these people) with / (…) the following:

1. Output / Main Achievement
2. Output / Main Achievement
3. Output / Main Achievement

3.
Spin-Offs

The project has developed (for these people) / offered (to these people) / closed the gap between (…) in order to / created / provided (these people) with (achievement solution / part of solution). It/they work(s) like / enable(s) / provide(s) / help(s) / change(s) (…) (explain in short how this main achievement / solution / part of solution works).

Thanks to this, the project made it possible / solved / helped / changed / improved / delivered / empowered / provided / did (…) (what exactly). The greatest value in doing this transnationally laid in… / The novelty laid in… The project actively engaged (regions / countries / organisations), who/which (role they played). This has led to / ensured / made it possible to / enabled to (…) (do what).

4.
Wrap-Up

Interreg pays off: the (impact of the) project has already led to / contributed to (spin-off / follow-up activities/policies.) + explain more

5.
Summary

Interreg pays off: the (impact of the) project has already led to / contributed to (spin-off / follow-up activities/policies.) + explain more