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By MMar July 19, 2023 5 months 224 words

V ASTRA TPM, our last transnational meeting

On July 14, 2023, the ASTRA project partnership convened online for the fifth and final Transnational Project Meeting (TPM). This meeting was promoted and coordinated by the delegates from Fundacja ad Meritum, our expert partner in territorial, cultural, and post-mining regeneration from Poland. The online format was chosen due to unforeseen circumstances and unfavorable health conditions, especially for the delegates from Idrisi Cultura e Sviluppo ETS.

Originally planned as the fourth out of five TPMs, it was supposed to coincide with the ASTRA Learning, Teaching, and Training Activity (LTTA) organized by Fundacja Ad Meritum, which took place in early May 2023. However, due to logistical reasons and scheduling conflicts among the partners, it was postponed compared to the TPM in Palermo.

This TPM served as an opportunity to initiate the project’s closing phase, which will be completed within a month. A thorough review and monitoring of our intellectual outputs, both in terms of quantity and quality, were conducted, with particular focus on the latest deliverable already available and disseminated: the ASTRA Handbook, in English.

Furthermore, communicative aspects, dissemination strategies, and multiplication efforts were discussed, considering the project’s follow-up, which will remain active and accessible in all its elements even after the end of the support provided by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Commission.

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By moniac May 13, 2022 2 years 262 words

The third Transnational Project Meeting of the Predict Project was held in Malaga on May 10, 2022.

The 3rd Transnational Project Meeting was celebrated in IT Solutions for All facilities in Malaga, Spain, on May 10, 2022. Predict is an EU co-funded project that aims to empower inclusive …

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The 3rd Transnational Project Meeting was celebrated in IT Solutions for All facilities in Malaga, Spain, on May 10, 2022.

Predict is an EU co-funded project that aims to empower inclusive access of children, youth and persons with disability in disaster risk prevention. And incorporate disaster risk knowledge in formal and non-formal education by creating a novel training approach using OER and gamification.

The meeting was attended by representatives of the five institutions from three countries (North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Spain) which make up the consortium.

The main objectives of the Transnational Project Meeting were to recap and summarise all activities developed during the project implementation:

Summary of the IO’s activities:

Create a methodological framework for inclusive training of children, young and persons with disabilities.

Development and implementation of innovative and accessible OER Platform.

Creation of a mobile application

Creation of games (Gamification)

Summary of the two multiplier events celebrated and planning for the third multiplier event to be held.

Overview of the activities held during the C1 Activity (train of trainers)

Project management and implementation, financial and administrative tasks. Discussion on the final report and supporting documents to submit (financial report, management, narrative report, dissemination report).

Overview and evaluation of the Project’s overall implementation, quality of the outputs, results, communication, and collaboration among partners.

Impact of the Project, new ideas and further collaboration between partners.

The meeting was held throughout the day, and all the topics on the agenda were discussed.

All members of the consortium were delighted with the evolution and goals achieved by the Project.

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The consortium joined the Closing Meeting of the WIDE project

WIDE – Test & Validation concluded and Guidelines for users available online

E4F Project’s PR4 Phase: Public Policy Report and Guidelines for Uptaking

OPSIZO Innovative corporate welfare model D&I in microenterprises

The transnational meeting in Helsinki and the development of the Vademecum for Slow Navigation

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