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Led by Pensoft Publishers, WP1 will maximise OneSTOP’s impact by implementing communication, dissemination, and exploitation strategies. The specific objectives are to build OneSTOP’s visual identity, conduct an effective knowledge transfer, ensure FAIR data management and raise awareness of key IAS to reduce introductions and spread.

Led by Aarhus University, WP2 aims to advance high-potential technologies for IAS detection. Its goals are to refine eDNA, computer vision, and iEcology methods for deployment; assess their efficacy; and showcase the role of private gardens as early warning sites for emerging IAS.

Led by Coventry University, WP3 facilitates collaboration and co-creation across work packages. Using five Living Labs, it engages stakeholders to actively participate in the project, test technologies and alerts and co-develop solutions. It also equips stakeholders with the skills to sustain the Living Labs for ongoing collaborative invasive alien species management.

Led by the Research Institute for Nature and Forest, WP4 ensures rapid data dissemination. It streamlines workflows to reduce delays in data sharing, automates (re)publishing of national GRIIS checklists, generates GRIIS Europe, provides timely IAS occurrence alerts, and enhances data harmonisation.

Led by the UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, WP5 leverages models and future scenarios to map distributions, integrate real-time data into modelling, scan for threats, assess impacts on Red List species and guide resource allocation.