National and international data, approaches and experiences of the current COVID-19 crisis will be analysed in the project to identify both immediate effects and far-reaching consequences in order to be able to assess upcoming scenarios. To this end, a technological concept (tool) is being created that specifies the respective steps in pandemic management in order to adapt measures to the given situation and anticipated scenarios. This measure matching as decision support should be able to be based on the existing "Portfolio of Solutions" (POS) framework platform. The POS platform enables user-friendly, clear dashboard displays for targeted and needs-based analyses, models and decisions by means of semi-automated links.

All of the factors shown here should be taken into account in the ROADS decision support tool in order to be able to make evidence-based decisions for society as a whole. The cogwheels in the centre of the illustration represent changing and mutually influencing aspects that are specified and/or suggested during matching. The surrounding points represent important framework parameters that act as societal-dynamic influences on the concept.

Work package 2, which deals with strategic, tactical and operational objectives during the COVID-19 pandemic, was successfully completed and forms the basis for analysing the measures and their desired effects and unexpected impacts.

Valuable insights and feedback were gathered from the experts on the ROADS Advisory Board in numerous interactive stakeholder workshops. The increased collaboration with selected stakeholders not only led to the optimisation of interim results, but also helped to further sharpen the larger project goals and confirm the strategic direction of the project. The following table provides an overview of the ROADS Advisory Board experts who have agreed to their names being published.

The project team has worked intensively on dissemination activities for the project content. Through a variety of public appearances, publications and presentations, the preliminary findings and successes were shared with a wide audience. These endeavours not only contributed to the public visibility of the project, but also promoted the exchange of knowledge within the specialist community.