[Timea Biro]

Dear RDA EU Ambassadors,
As many of you know already, the final RDA Europe project review was held last Wednesday. It was a successful review, the consortium and everyone contributing to it via the cascading grants, including yourselves, received congratulations from the reviewers on the work done.
In particular we would like to thank you for your contribution to the growth and widening of the RDA community in Europe, the support provided to the RDA global activities, especially to the RDA groups and adoption, and on the European side, to the contribution given to effectively linking RDA with EOSC and key but often underrepresented research communities. These were some of the successful activities highlighted by the reviewers in their preliminary feedback.
We hope the legacy of the programme will be taken forward via the RDA Communities of practice and other community building and engagement initiatives.
We thank you for the commitment and collaboration. It has been a pleasure working with you all and we look forward to other similar future opportunities.
Our very best wishes and kindest regards,
Timea
with thanks from the UGOE team and the DRI.
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Timea Biro | Project Manager, Digital Repository of Ireland
Royal Irish Academy | 19 Dawson St. Dublin 2
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[Ricarda Braukmann]

Thank you, Timea for the great coordination of the ambassador programme!
Good to hear that the project received good evaluations 🙂
Best wishes,
Ricarda
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Subject: [rda-eu-ambassadors] RDA Europe 4.0 final review – thank you
Dear RDA EU Ambassadors,
As many of you know already, the final RDA Europe project review was held last Wednesday. It was a successful review, the consortium and everyone contributing to it via the cascading grants, including yourselves, received congratulations from the reviewers on the work done.
In particular we would like to thank you for your contribution to the growth and widening of the RDA community in Europe, the support provided to the RDA global activities, especially to the RDA groups and adoption, and on the European side, to the contribution given to effectively linking RDA with EOSC and key but often underrepresented research communities. These were some of the successful activities highlighted by the reviewers in their preliminary feedback.
We hope the legacy of the programme will be taken forward via the RDA Communities of practice and other community building and engagement initiatives.
We thank you for the commitment and collaboration. It has been a pleasure working with you all and we look forward to other similar future opportunities.
Our very best wishes and kindest regards,
Timea
with thanks from the UGOE team and the DRI.
—
Timea Biro | Project Manager, Digital Repository of Ireland
Royal Irish Academy | 19 Dawson St. Dublin 2
***@***.*** | @dri_ireland | http://www.dri.ie
The Academy is subject to the FOI Act 2014, the Data Protection Acts 1988-2003 and 2018, GDPR (EU 2016/679) and S.I. No. 336/2011, EC Privacy & Electronic Communications Regulations. For further information see our website http://www.ria.ie/privacy-and-data-protection

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