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Corporate sustainability refers to the internalization and support of your project by the coordinator, partners and other relevant stakeholders' institutions. It cannot be expected that all employees of the institutions involved in a project will be working on it or have knowledge about it. On the other hand, as a result of visibility, promotion and dissemination activities, it can be ensured that all employees are aware of the project, activities and outputs. This strengthens the sense of corporate ownership and plays an important role in the sustainability of the project.
In addition, your project must match the corporate goals of your institution and your partners. For this reason, it will be expected that not only your target group but also the consortium will own and maintain the outputs you will produce in your project. In your project proposal, it is important to specify which activities and outputs you will continue after the project ends and in what way.
After the end of the project, you can also mention the issues related to updating these outputs and activities to be carried out, which will continue to be used, since you will ensure corporate sustainability. For example, let's say you have developed a training output within the scope of your project. In this case, these trainings will continue to be given by your institution and/or your partners after your project ends. After the project, you can update these training outputs according to your institution's needs and continue to use them. Your partners can carry out a similar process or the consortium can continue to develop these and similar outputs through the network they have established among themselves.
