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Examples: Existing work

Examples about how existing activities, services or policies can be connected – a topic from Quick exercise: starting your strategy.

Real-world example ELIXIR Germany: connecting with national initiatives

Node strategy work does not happen in isolation.

Real-world example ELIXIR Luxembourg: website as a collaboration platform

A shared website can become more than a communication channel.

Real-world example ELIXIR Netherlands: identifying where the Node can add value

Use a rough first version to start the conversation.

Real-world example ELIXIR Netherlands: mapping strengths and gaps

What looks like a gap may be a visibility or coordination issue.

Real-world example ELIXIR Norway: bringing infrastructures together

Without coordination, infrastructures may duplicate work or miss useful services developed elsewhere.

Real-world example ELIXIR Norway: turning compliance into cultural change

Link services to needs that researchers already recognise.

Real-world example ELIXIR Spain: Open Science resources in national policies

Mapping policy references can make the Node’s contribution more visible and show where ELIXIR resources are already embedded in national Open Science and Data Management priorities.