Professor Guranda Tchelidze of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Caucasus University was awarded a Virtual Mobility Grant (VMG) within COST Action CA22124 ECO4ALL in summer 2026. The grant project was implemented during August–September 2026.

The project, entitled “Developing a Monitoring Framework for Communication and Dissemination Activities within ECO4ALL,” aimed to improve the assessment of information dissemination and audience engagement within the Action, as well as to develop a practical framework for monitoring the effectiveness of activities carried out throughout the project.

The work resulted in the development of a performance monitoring framework, relevant indicators, a reporting mechanism, and practical tools to support the systematic assessment of results, evidence-based planning, and the improvement of future activities.

The report prepared under the grant has been approved, and the results of the work were presented to the relevant ECO4ALL Working Group. This provided a valuable opportunity to share the findings and experience gained, receive professional feedback, and foster further collaboration.

The developed framework is valuable not only for ECO4ALL but also for other international research and collaborative projects seeking to assess their performance more effectively, strengthen communication, and demonstrate their impact in a more systematic manner.

This achievement further highlights Caucasus University’s engagement in international research cooperation and its contribution to knowledge development and exchange within European research networks.