All publications of the ETIP must be of high quality and supported by the ETIP SNET  governing bodies and European stakeholders active in this field. The  Contractor  shall  ensure this through adequate processes for quality management, validation and  stakeholder involvement.  For BRIDGE, the specific objectives are:  Policy support, knowledge management and dissemination of ongoing work and results  through adequate means of communication are objectives for both ETIP SNET and BRIDGE,  although with different coverage:   Tracking and mapping progress in energy systems research and innovation. The  Contractor  shall monitor this progress, and summarise and structure it with reference  to the latest implementation plan and roadmap by ETIP SNET as well as to the SET- Plan Action 4 Implementation Plan. This shall cover research and innovation in the  field of smart energy systems in the EU and explicitly include the EU Member States  and other SET plan countries.   The professional organisation of the BRIDGE working groups and task forces as listed  in Section 1.4.1.3, and mainly the organisation of meetings and web meetings.   Publications, i.e., updates of the BRIDGE brochure and thematic reports with cross- project conclusions and recommendations from the different working groups.   Knowledge management, with the aim to keep results from working groups, task  forces and projects (e.g., key reports, methodologies, software tools, data sets or  intellectual property) retrievable and searchable on the BRIDGE website; ensure that  participants stay involved in BRIDGE and contribute their experience after the end of  their projects.   ETIP SNET and BRIDGE – policy support to the EC (DG ENER) by gathering,  structuring and presenting information on innovation in the smart energy system  domain.   ETIP SNET and BRIDGE – set-up, maintenance, updates and promotion of an  integrated knowledge management and sharing platform on smart grids and energy  systems.   ETIP SNET – dissemination of the achievements and ongoing work. The  dissemination shall be targeted to, at least, the following target groups:  o stakeholders of technology and innovation in the energy system domain in  Europe, such as businesses, research organisations, academia, energy  communities, consumer organisations, and their national and European  associations;  o EU and Member State policy makers involved in regulatory policy, technology  and innovation in the energy system domain;  o international and intergovernmental initiatives and organisations involved in  regulatory policy, technology and innovation in the energy system domain  (e.g., the International Energy Agency);  o civil society.  10