Excellence-in-ReSTI Excellence in research, social and technological innovation project management
Project summary:
In the digital era, creation of social and technological innovation is of paramount importance. The Danube Region does not lag behind the rest of Europe when it comes to ideas and initiatives within the Research, Social and Technological Innovation (ReSTI) field. Still, specific managerial skills necessary for development of ReSTI projects and their implementation are on inadequate level and need to be improved in future.
The aim of this project is to remove gaps in knowledge and skills in managing social and technological innovation projects. The general goal is to create an environment in which interested stakeholders can find easy-to-use checklists, learning modules and advice with a specifically tailored content regarding the management of ReSTI projects. The final output of the project is to establish an innovative learning system aimed at increasing employability and quality of ReSTI projects.
In order to achieve the main goals of the project, 11 partners from 9 countries created a consortium, led by ZSI from Austria. Project activities are organized in such a way that expertise, experience and contacts of the partners in the ReSTI field play the key role. Each activity set is focused on different strategic aspect and led by the most experienced partner in the field. Project activities encompass building-up networks, identifying gaps and opportunities, developing policy recommendations, creating national and regional roadmaps and strategy, developing guidelines, curricula and learning systems, all aimed at supporting ReSTI projects in the Danube Region.
The main project activity sets are the following:
- Development and implementation of learning modules
- Establishment and implementation of the helpdesk
- Creation of the regional roadmaps and strategy
- Increasing employability of young graduates as ReSTI project managers
The main outcome is to develop sustainable learning system, i.e. on-line learning modules devoted to spreading excellence in ReSTI management, leadership and administration. Learning modules will provide students with materials and tools in a logical, sequential order necessary for developing certain knowledge and skills (text, files, web links, discussion topics, tests and quizzes, as well as final assessments).
The project is primarily oriented towards young ReSTI project managers, as well as administrators in public and private organizations engaged in ReSTI projects, within the Danube Region. Additionally, available know-how within partner institutions regarding ReSTI project management is to be shared with the civil society and small businesses, as well as young graduates as first-time applicants to transnational and multicultural projects.
Development of learning modules, roadmaps and strategy, as well as the helpdesk is to benefit the wider community within the Danube region. Hence, project stakeholders include education and training centres, as well as higher education institutions who will benefit from the learning modules. Public authorities, other decision makers and NGOs can find great importance in development of regional roadmaps and strategy in order to successfully direct public policy decisions in this area. Sustainability of the project is guaranteed since the developed learning modules are to be built into existing curricula after the project ends in July 2019.
- Start date
- 01-02-2017
- End date
- 31-10-2019
- Budget in Euro
- Overall: 1910711,19
- ERDF Contribution: 1423633,69
- IPA Contribution: 200470,8
- ENI Contribution: 0
- Call number
- Call 1
- Priority
- Innovative and socially responsible Danube region
- Specific objective
- Increase competences for business and social innovation
Library
Filename | Date of upload | |
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eHandbook for Institutions | 05-11-2019 13:20:22 | |
Elearning Guide_Module 3 | 04-11-2019 19:35:26 | |
Elearning Guide_Module 2 | 04-11-2019 19:35:02 | |
Elearning Guide_Module 1 | 04-11-2019 19:31:51 | |
5 Doors Approach | 29-10-2019 23:40:00 |
Project Partners
Name | Type | Country | |
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Centre for Social Innovation | Lead partner | szudi@zsi.at | Austria |
University of Applied Sciences Burgenland | ERDF partner | irena.zavrl@fh-burgenland.at | Austria |
Applied Research and Communications Fund | ERDF partner | zoya.damianova@online.bg | Bulgaria |
Social Innovation Lab | ERDF partner | karzenandkarzen@gmail.com | Croatia |
University of Ljubljana | ERDF partner | irena.brinar@fdv.uni-lj.si | Slovenia |
Project News
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Excellence-in-ReSTI - FROM EXPECTATIONS THROUGH EXPERIENCE TO VISION: TELL ME YOUR EXCELLENCE-IN-RESTI STORY - WORKSHOP
- 12-07-2019During the final pilot participants meeting in Prague on 2nd of July 27 participants took part in a final ReSTI workshop in the Skautský Institute, a creative co-working space in the historic city centre. The workshop provided 3 hours of...
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Excellence-in-ReSTI - Check out the latest ReSTI flyer
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Excellence-in-ReSTI - 30 participants from 14 countries awarded for successfully completing ReSTI programme
- 03-07-2019After two semesters, 5 modules and 20 courses we are happy to award 30 pilot participants who successfully completed the programme. “Today we are basically celebrating the end of the project Excellence-in-ReSTI which was...
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Excellence-in-ReSTI - Invitation and Agenda for the Final Event and Award Ceremony
- 30-05-2019Project Leader Partner Centre for Social Innovation (ZSI) and local host project partner Charles University (CUNI), on behalf of the whole project consortium, is pleased to invite you to the Excellence-in-ReSTI final event and award ceremony held...
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Excellence-in-ReSTI - STRATEGY AND ROADMAP DOCUMENT READY FOR DISSEMINATION TO STAKEHOLDERS
- 25-04-2019On behalf of the Excellence-in-ReSTI project consortium, we are pleased to inform you that the Strategy and Roadmap document has been finalized. The document provides a summary of current challenges to the management of science, technology and...