How to add my project in the wiki [WIKIAlps

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=====How to add my project in the wiki=====

If you are an experienced wiki author, you can directly access a template for the project description **[[project_template|here]]**. If you are less experienced, please read the following explanations.

Feeding the wiki with new articles is very simple. In a few minutes you can give your project and its results more visibility and establish links with other projects, initiatives and relevant national documents. The following lines will explain step-by-step how to insert a project in the Best practice section. You can simply copy and paste the different strings of coding and updating the fields with your own project's information as explained below. When copying please remember to include and not delete the coding so that the information will be visualised in the wiki complying with the same structure of the already existing projects. 


**Step 1: Quick information about the project** 

First of all you have to insert the **project's acronym**, for example WIKIAlps, as title of the page as reported below. Please remember to keep the two asterisks before and after the project's acronym and update only the required fields.


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The acronym of the project is always followed by the **project's title**, for example "WIKIAlps - **A wiki for capitalising on spatial development projects**" or "Econnect - **Improving ecologial connectivity in the Alps**". You can add the title of your project as indicated below:

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To complete the step 1 on project's information the following fields have to be filled in:

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The Alpine Space priority area is indicated in the application form of each Alpine Space project. There are three priority areas, namely 1) Competitiveness and Attractiveness, 2) Accessibility and Connectivity and 3) Environment and Risk Prevention. Also at this stage, it is easier to copy the coding from another project and update only the necessary field, so that the text will be visualised correctly. 

The next information to insert is the length of the project. Finally the two remaining fields contain the website, namely the link to the project homepage and to the alpine space web site. The first address links to the project homepage while the other links to the project's page in the alpine space programme website. The coding for inserting these information is also provided in the example.  

After having inserted the information using the codes explained in this step, namely

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The page should look like the example below: 

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**Step 2: Project partners** 

The next step is to insert the list of project partners in the wiki. First of all the title of the section "Project partners" has to be created:

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The remaining information of this step include the name and website of the institution, the national acronym for the institution's headquarter, and the whole contact detail, namely name and surname of the contact person, telephone number, and email.

The following has to be inserted: 

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If the codes before the information added are correct the page should look like the example below:

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**Step 3: Project summary** 
 
The coding to insert titles in the wiki is the following: 

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To visualize titles correctly insert "==" before and after the title's name. After having inserted the title you can insert your project description as free text.


**Step 4: Hypotheses, keywords and topics** 

To create titles for this section can be used the same coding as explained in step 3. In the case of hypotheses, keywords and topics we would have: 


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The coding to insert these information is within brackets "[[...]]": this enables to link to the related page containing a detailed description of hypotheses, keywords and topics. This section will also contain a list of those project which share the same hypothesis, keywords and topics.   

The hypotheses, keywords and topics that describe your project can be selected from the corresponding list:
* List of hypotheses: [[wiki:list_of_hypothesis|hypotheses]]
* List of keywords: [[wiki:list_of_keywords|keywords]] 
* List of topics: [[wiki:list_of_topics|topics]] 



**Step 5: Results** 

//<to be filled in>//





The explanations provided so far guide the user step-by-step on how to insert a new project in the wiki. The following is a draft template which can be copied and used for replacing all the existing details with your own project details. You can start editing this template with the information on your specific project clicking on “Edit this page” on the right side and copying the following template in your project's page in the wiki. 

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==== Template to be copied: ====

**Project acronym**


//Project title//

  * AS priority area: ...
  * Duration: ...
  * [[http://www.myproject.eu//|Project webpage]]
  * [[http://www.alpine-space.eu/projects/projects/detail/myproject/show|Project on the website of the Alpine Space Programme]] 


=== Project Partners ===
  * **Lead Partner:** [[http://www.vetmeduni.ac.at/fiwi/|University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna; Research Institute of Wildlife Ecology]] (AT) **Contact person:** Christian Walzer, Tel.: +43 (0) 6641054967, chris.walzer[at]fiwi.at
  * [[http://www.hohetauern.at/en/|Committee of the National Park Hohe Tauern]] (AT) **Contact person:** Ferdinand Lainer, Tel.: +43 (0)6562 40849 26, ferdinand.lainer[at]salzburg.gv.at


=== Project summary ===

"My project" aims at... (insert text on project description)"
 
Add the source, for example: [[http://www.alpine-space.eu/projects/projects/detail/econnect/show/|Econnect project summary]]

=== Hypotheses ===
  * [[Coordination of sector policies to prevent exploitation of natural resources and single-sector economies]]
  * [[Sensitive Alpine territory requires appropriate and diversified measures (consensus-oriented multi-stakeholder approach)]]

=== Keywords ===
  * [[natural heritage]]
  * [[biodiversity]]
  * [[environmental policy / legislation]]	
  * [[knowledge transfer]]


=== Topics ===
  * [[Reducing environmental damage]]
  * [[Enhancing and protecting natural resources and heritage]]
  * [[Developing access to information and knowledge]]

===Results===
Results of a project can be differentiated in [[#outputs|outputs]], [[#outcomes and impacts|outcomes and impacts]] of an intervention.[[http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/40/7/43184177.pdf|OECD Glossary of Key Terms in Evaluation and Results Based Management]].
Project outputs can generally be identified very easily. Yet, they represent only a first step towards the ultimate objective of project interventions: Initiating project-related outcomes and having true impacts on the ground.

==Outputs==
Outputs are an immediate deliverable of a project, which result from a development intervention. They should be finalised and publicly available by the time the project terminates. Outputs comprise tangible project results such as tools, databases, executive summaries, educational material etc.
^ Output^ Category^Language(s)^Target group^Remark            ^
|[[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/EN_3.pdf|Webs of life. Alpine biodiversity needs ecological connectivity. Results from the ECONNECT project]]|[[Report]]| EN | Policy maker; civil servants / administration; Planner; Scientists; Specific institutions; Civil society / citizen |Final project document containing: The project in a nutshell, major achievements, connectivity and selected key species, pilot regions and implemented activities, policy recommendations, after Econnect: how to continue the process|
|[[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/Policy_Recommendation_printversion_en.pdf|Policy recommendations]]|[[(Policy) recommendations]]|EN | Policy makers | "[...] this document has the objective to inform policy makers and decision makers at all levels, from local to regional to trans-national, about key conclusions of the project. It is intended, among others, for government agencies and agencies at EU ministries. The purpose of the policy recommendations is to stimulate further development of and support for the ecological connectivity concept, as its implementation will result in enhanced effectiveness of programmes to conserve biodiversity both in cultural landscapes and in wilderness areas of the Alps, and the ecosystem services associated with it." [[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/Policy_Recommendation_printversion_en.pdf|Policy recommendations]], p.1|
|[[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/implementation_%20recommendation_printversion_en.pdf|Implementation recommendations]]|[[Guidelines]]|EN|civil servants / administration; Planner; Specific institutions| "During implementation of the ECONNECT project, seven pilot regions under the leadership of protected area administrations applied a common methodology to elaborate and realize various concrete measures and to establish spatial linkages in order to improve ecological connectivity in their region. The experiences and lessons learnt from this process are summarized in the ‘Implementation Recommendations’. The Implementation Recommendations are aimed at supporting protected area administrations and experts working towards nature conservation at a regional level." [[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/implementation_%20recommendation_printversion_en.pdf|Implementation recommendations]], p.1|
|[[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/WP6%20executive%20summary.pdf|The ECONNECT Project and the Work Package 6]]|[[Executive summary / policy oriented summary]]|EN|Policy maker; civil servants / administration; Planner; Scientists; Specific institutions; Civil society / citizen| Study on legal barriers.|
|[[http://gis.nationalpark.ch/arcgisserver_app/secure/econ_jecami.htm|Joint Ecological Continuum Analysing and Mapping Initiative (JECAMI) – Webservices]]|[[tool]]|EN|Policy maker; civil servants / administration; Planner; Scientists; Specific institutions; Civil society / citizen| "The JECAMI-Webservice (Joint Ecological Continuum Analysing and Mapping Initiative – Webservices) is composed of the CSI-Service (Continuum-Suitability-Index), the SMA-Service (Species Mapping Application) and the PAM-Service (Priority Areas Mapping)." [[http://gis.nationalpark.ch/arcgisserver_app/secure/econ_jecami.htm|Joint Ecological Continuum Analysing and Mapping Initiative (JECAMI) – Webservices]]|
|[[http://blog.zhdk.ch/ecogame/|Ecogame]]|[[Public relation]]|DE|Civil Society / citizen| A game on ecological topics developed within the sphere of the ECONNECT project.|
|[[http://www.alpine-space.eu/uploads/tx_txrunningprojects/ECONNECT_PilotAreas_Overview.pdf.zip|ECONNECT Pilot Areas]]|[[Map]]|EN|Policy maker; civil servants / administration; Planner; Scientists; Specific institutions; Civil society / citizen|Map showing the location of the seven project pilot Areas.|
|[[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/sites/default/files/BibliographieFranceReseauxEcologiques_0.pdf|Bibliographie indicative «Réseaux écologiques en France»]]|[[Literature review]]|FR|Policy maker; civil servants / administration; Planner; Scientists; Specific institutions;| Literature overview on ecological networks in France.|


==Outcomes and Impacts==
Outcomes are the likely or achieved short-term and medium-term effects of an intervention's outputs, e.g. the outcome of improved, knowledged-based decision-making processes as an effect of a knowledge database (= output) established by a project. Outcomes will in most cases not materialise before project closure.
\\ Impacts are positive and negative, primary and secondary long-term effects produced by a development intervention, directly or indirectly, intended or unintended.[[http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/40/7/43184177.pdf|OECD Glossary of Key Terms in Evaluation and Results Based Management]]
\\ As outcomes and impacts are difficult to differentiate, this section contains both of these types of project results. 
\\ The identification of outcomes and impacts requires a deeper insight into the respective project e.g. through project participants or direct interviews with project representatives. Outcomes and impacts are usually not solely influenced by projects, but are a complex combination of project results on the one hand and framework conditions on the other. Unlike project outputs, outcomes and results cannot be described in a standardised way. Therefore, they are listed as free text:\\ 
//<not yet available>//


=== Accessibility of project results ===
  * [[http://www.econnectproject.eu/cms/?q=download_area/en|Econnect outputs on the official website of the project]] 
  * [[http://www.alpine-space.eu/projects/projects/detail/ECONNECT/show|Econnect outputs on the website of the Alpine Space Programme]]