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Digital Valleys in Europe

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The Digital Valleys in Europe mind map template maps a 2011 EU consortium project connecting innovation hubs across 8 regions including UK, Austria, Germany, Serbia, Israel, Macedonia, and Spain/Barcelona. This template organizes 39 nodes into a structured overview of project partners, roles, and authorities, making it a practical Digital Valleys in Europe cheat sheet for researchers and project managers. Key nodes like 'RESERACH COORDINATOR AND DEPUTY PROJECT COORDINATOR: Tomas Celig' and 'COORDINATOR: Tolikas Media Company' highlight the leadership structure, while 'AUTHORITY: Tower Hamlets' and 'AUTHORITY: IT-Cluster Vienna / ZIT / Media Quarter Marx' show regional support. The template is organized as a radial mind map with country branches, each listing business SMEs, research institutions, and mentoring partners.

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When to use this template

Project coordinators and research managers

Planning a multinational research consortium and need to visualize partner roles and regional authorities.

Business development and EU project officers

Presenting a project overview to stakeholders, showing the distribution of SMEs, research institutions, and public authorities.

Project assistants and new partners

Onboarding new team members to a cross-border innovation project, providing a quick reference of key contacts and organizations.

How to use this template

Step 1

Open and Explore the Map

Download the Digital Valleys in Europe file and open it in Xmind to review the existing country branches and partner details.

Step 2

Input and Expand Project Data

Replace the placeholder organizations with your own data and add new country branches by right-clicking the root node to select subtopics.

Step 3

Customize Roles and Visual Styles

Use the Xmind style panel to adjust colors and icons to clearly differentiate between coordinators, SMEs, and regional authorities.

Frequently asked questions

It maps a European consortium project, showing partners, roles, and authorities across countries like UK, Austria, and Germany. Use it to visualize project structure and stakeholder relationships.

Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then click any node to edit text. Add or remove branches by right-clicking. Customize colors and icons via the toolbar.

Yes, it's free to download and edit in Xmind. You can use it for personal or educational projects.

It covers UK, Austria, Germany, Serbia, Israel, Macedonia, and Spain/Barcelona, with specific partners and authorities listed for each.

Absolutely. Replace the country names and partner details with your own project's regions and stakeholders to create a custom consortium map.

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