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colleagues from EU Commission (1st hand advice) familiarity Peer 2 Peer training Direct exchange of experience between practitioners High practical learning effect given small number of participants Limited number of participants Lack of control over the delivery of training (quality assurance) 3* 3.17 ELDWiki One access point to information Available in different languages Set up and maintenance 5* 3.68 Reliance on existing networks Proven effective tool to disseminate the information Communication channels already established None identified 1 3.75 Helpdesk Direct responses to specific questions/problems by knowledgeable persons Ensuring coherent application of ELD across EU Uncertainty concerning the frequency of use 2 3.82 Environmental damage risk and evaluation IT Quantification of (imminent) environmental damage Margin of error Lack of use by practitioners 5* 4.22 Newsletter Easy to disseminate Informative Not used by practitioners Not sufficiently specific 2 3.17 Blended tool – E -tool One access to information Available in different languages Facilitating communication between different ELD stakeholders and practitioners Lack of technical knowledge of the users Lack of use by practitioners 5* 3.78 *Costs heavily depend on travel and accommodation costs being covered or not by the organisers ** IT tools require substantial upfront investment. The costs drop once the tool developed and
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