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Communication activities are vital for the MLS approach to become a transnationally accepted method to realise sustainable areas in flood prone regions. The communication work package collects activities that inform stakeholders about the project, disseminates project results and general awareness raising activities. Centralised communication shall support the specific activities by providing a platform for generating (transnational) insights and participation and for sharing progress and results, means include: construction of a website (Interreg module), brochures, newsletters and banners. Important in this work package are the FRAMES days that deliver transnational and interdisciplinary problem-solving for a specific pilot. The project manager of the pilot together with the Focus Group prepares a case that the partnership will visit, analyse and ultimately provide a solution for. FRAMES days start off with open fairs where transnational experts, stakeholders, politicians, companies and the public connect with each other. Local stakeholders join the workshops during the day as a source of local knowledge and inspiration for the Focus Group. Communication will be coordinated transnationally by the WP leader PZH. PZH will also be responsible for the communication content and supplying materials. All FRAMES partners are responsible for organising FRAMES day(s) and their regional communication activities