Deliverables are a common tool to measure the outcome of a project and to verify the envisaged milestones. They should be meaningful in terms of the project´s objectives and are normally constituted by e.g. a written report or document, a developed tool or software, an organised training or conference. Deliverables as contractual obligations are often time consuming and seen as a waste of “research” time, as one more administrative task without any use. However, deliverables are not only needed to verify the progress of a project, good planned deliverable can be used in a profitable way for the project. Projects aim on creating and sharing knowledge, and deliverables can help to increase the visibility and the impact of the project by disseminating its outcome. Most of our MEMO² deliverables are therefore public and we share not only the scientific results but also information about the training activities of our ESRs. 

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