Report documenting the generic methodology of the toolkit, lessons learnt and with recommendation on further exploitation and development

The toolkit delivery will be focus on societal end users (local consultants & service providers) and how to make the toolkit accessible in a friendly way, including guidance, training material (REACHOUT wiki), the City toolkit forum (Task 6.3) as well as capacity building beyond the Hubs (Task 5.2). The data and tools generated in this WP will be delivered in such a way that it can support the dissemination and exploitation plans. Therefore, this report will provide Open to the World data produced during the project when it does not affect intellectual property rights (IPR) and protection of confidential business information (CBI) in the field case studies. Open data will of course also be available after the end of the project. The data management will be monitored for the entirety of the project duration to ensure FAIR data (Findable; Accessible; Inter-operable; Reusable) (e.g. rules of data set reference and name; data set description (origin, nature and scale, etc.). We will ensure the legacy of the data by providing it to Copernicus; GFCS; UNFCCC and/or other regional, national stakeholders and authorities. The toolkit web portal provides access to the individual tools, including source codes, guidance and training material. The responsibility remains with the developer of the tool (e.g. Tecnalia, Deltares, CMCC). The deliverable documents how the toolkit as a whole or parts of it can be hosted by others in a sustainable way and how a user community can be maintained.