Dissemination is a key aspect of the ENHANCE-GSL project. Activities to raise awareness and share project results target current and potential stakeholders, as well as university staff and students within and beyond the project consortium.
The ENHANCE-GSL Communication and Dissemination Strategy has been developed to ensure effective communication of the project’s objectives, progress, findings and outcomes to relevant stakeholders in Georgia and Sierra Leone. It provides a framework for planning and implementing communication and dissemination activities through a combination of digital and traditional channels, including events, training activities, social media campaigns and various dissemination materials. These activities aim to strengthen awareness of Community Engagement, promote the exchange of knowledge and good practices, and increase the visibility and impact of the project’s results.
Promo materials
During the first year of the ENHANCE-GSL project, the project logo and promotional materials were designed and produced to support project visibility and dissemination. The materials included tote bags, notebooks, pens, sticky notes, USB flash drives, flyers, banners, and calendars. They were subsequently distributed to participants during project trainings and conferences to promote awareness of the project and its objectives.
Community Engagement Meeting at the University of Georgia
During the week of 17-23 September, 2025 trained staff in community engagement met with representatives of various faculties at the University of Georgia. The purpose of the meeting was to share reflections, insights, and newly gained experiences from the recent community engagement training, as well as to provide detailed information about the project.
The trained staff delivered a presentation outlining the project’s objectives, activities, and expected outcomes, alongside key results of the training, practical approaches, and lessons learned. This was followed by a fruitful and engaging discussion, during which faculty representatives exchanged views, asked questions, and discussed ways to integrate project activities and community engagement practices within their respective faculties.
The meeting served as an important platform for dialogue and collaboration, strengthening inter-faculty cooperation and supporting the further development and sustainability of community engagement initiatives at the university.
Community Engagement unit at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani university in FUCE Newsletter
News about the Establishment on Community Engagement unit at Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani university was published in the FUCE (Federation of European Catholic Universities) Newsletter (issue N13 - Spring 2026). The newsletter was shared with FUCE member universities (around 60 universities).
FUCE Newsletter N.13 - Spring Edition.pdf
Final Conference poster
An invitation poster for the ENHANCE-GSL Final Conference was designed and disseminated to promote the event.
Poster Session at the Final Conference
A poster session was held during the ENHANCE-GSL Final Conference, showcasing community engagement activities implemented by partner universities. The posters highlighted the activities’ objectives, implementation and outcomes, demonstrating how universities engaged with local communities and addressed their needs.
ENHANCE-GSL Project Featured on UniMak Live
Foday Augustine Bangura from the University of Makeni (UNIMAK) discussed the ENHANCE-GSL project in a series of interviews broadcast on UniMak Live, the university’s teaching and television broadcasting channel.
The interviews covered expectations for the project’s mid-term conference, planned activities for the rollout of ENHANCE-GSL, and the project’s final conference and results.
Watch the interviews:
1. Expectations for the Mid-Term Conference and the ENHANCE-GSL Project
2. Planned Activities for the Rollout of the ENHANCE-GSL Project
3. The ENHANCE-GSL Final Conference and Project Results
Video source: ©️Unimak Live 📺