Outputs

Resources built for impact

The CUSP outputs are designed for use by policymakers, diplomats, science counsellors, researchers, and educators. We deliver openly available resources to serve the science diplomacy community beyond the project.

What CUSP will deliver

Over the three project years, we will produce a variety of outputs, open, practical and built to be used. The outputs will be published on the Science Diplomacy Hub.

A map of the science diplomacy landscape

Open datasets profiling 600+ science diplomacy players across Europe and beyond, a bibliometric study of the field, and an AI-based tool for exploration and analysis.

Country, regional, and good practice fiches

More than 60 concise briefings covering EU Member States, Associated Countries, and world regions, alongside documented good practices to support navigating the field.

Policy briefs

Focused, evidence-based briefs on the European science diplomacy ecosystem and future research needs, translating the project’s findings into recommendations for decision-makers.

Establishing a Science Diplomacy Hub

Featuring ten thematic Working Groups and building engagement across Africa, Asia, the Arab States, Oceania, and the Americas.

Working Group outputs

Recommendations and thematic reports from the 10 Working Groups set up as part of the project, which will directly feed into broader policy discussions.

Global perspectives

Policy reports from regional dialogues across the globe, including Latin America, Africa and Asia.

Training and capacity-building resources

A European Competence Framework on science diplomacy, training curricula, a train-the-trainer guide, and open-source training materials, free for use.