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ABOUT LEARNING BY DOING
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The project "LEARNING BY DOING" is financed by the European Union through the Transnational Cooperation Programme for the Danube Region and addresses the fourth thematic priority of the Transnational Cooperation Programme for the Danube Region a well-governed Danube Region: providing support for the implementation of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region and improve the legal frameworks and policies to address major societal challenges, such as measures of the labor market, education systems, demographic changes, etc. It is coordinated by the Budapest Chamber of Commerce and brings together 24 partners from 14 Danube countries.
More information on our website.
dtp.interreg-danube.eu/learning-by-doing
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THE THIRD CALL PROPOSE IS OPEN
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The 3rd Call for Proposals is open! You can apply with your proposals until 8th of March 2019 at 14:00h. The third call for proposals is open to the Specific Objectives 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 3.2 and 4.1 and restricted to some topics for the other SOs according to this table.
More information on Interreg-Danube website.
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PRIORITY OF THIS PERIOD - ORGANISING ROUNDTABLES
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According to the Application Form, during this period, partners organize relevant stakeholder meetings and draft the strategies and policy recommendations. These national strategies and policy recommendations are discussed at high –level policy roundtables ensuring later endorsement.
These roundtables are organized preferably by national public institutions.
The success of these roundtables depend largely on their professional preparation.
Policy recommendation papers, draft proposals, and other key documents should be available for the participants in due time for enabling them to conduct in-house or expert discussions and to ensure necessary mandate for an effective preparation.
Policy roundtables end-up in ceremonial launching of pledges by related national policy makers (at least one per country), paving the way towards an effective and systematic modernization of national VET systems ( i.e. launching smaller or bigger modifications in legislation, incorporation of new elements of WBL VET in local vocational education.) These pledges could be the first actions listed in strategy documents or revising, adding new pledges to existing ones
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FEBRUARY 2019 STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING
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The next Steering Committee Meeting will be organized between 12-13 of February 2019 in Timisoara, Romania, Casa del Sole Boutique Hotel.
For details follow us on our social media platform.
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LEARNING BY DOING EVENTS
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STAFF EXCHANGE IN PROGRESS
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During 4th period of implementation project, the conduction of staff exchanges continued and were attended by members of the implementation partner teams, as well as by stakeholders involved in the project activities.
- in Montenegro - 12 -14 September 2018
- in Slovenia - 19 -20 September 2018
- in Slovakia - 25 - 26 September 2018
- in Serbia - 26-27 September 2018
- in Bulgaria - 4 - 5 October 2018
- in Croatia - 10 -13 October 2018
- in Austria - 17 - 18 October 2018
- in Germany - 15 - 16 November 2018
- in Bosnia and Herzegovina - 20 - 21 November 2018
- in Slovenia - 26 - 27 November 2018
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LEARNING BY DOING AT 7th ANNUAL FORUM - DANUBE REGION
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As a key event of the 2018 EUSDR Presidency, Bulgaria and the European Commission, in cooperation with Danube Transnational Programme, jointly organized the 7th Annual Forum which was held on 18 - 19 October 2018 in Sofia. The main focus of the event was on tourism development as a precondition to economic growth and territorial cohesion.
The Annual Forum covered topics of particular importance for the Danube region related to preservation of cultural and historical heritage, new technologies and digitalization in tourism sector, ensuring safety and security in tourism, transport connectivity and mobility. Issues related to synergy and consistency between macro-regional strategies for achieving the common objectives of the EU and for the future of those strategies after 2020 will also be referred to. Two parallel thematic sessions on sustainable tourism mobility and security in public spaces and an open-air exhibition have been scheduled as well A pannel for the upcoming 3rd call for DTP 2014-2020 had placed in the agenda.
Within the Annual Forum a thematic exhibition showcasing projects focusing on tourism and preservation of cultural and natural heritage in the Danube region will be organised. This open air photo exhibition was arranged in the period 10-20 October on the "Lover's Bridge", next to the venue of the Annual Forum . On the ground floor and the 5th floor of the National Palace of Culture there were arranged some exhibition spaces for INTERREG projects, including Danube Transnational Program 2014-2020, where we distributed leaflets from Learning by Doing project, met partners from other DTP projects and discussed possible cooperation under the 3rd call of proposal for DTP2014-2020.
https://www.7danube-forum-sofia.eu/
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EUROSKILLS 2018 - BUDAPEST
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EuroSkills 2018 is more than just a skills competition, it is a spectacular promotion of professions for young people. It showcases world-class excellence in skills and introduces youth to a variety of skilled careers that are highly demanded and popular around Europe.
The event was organized by the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry with the full support of the Hungarian Government between 26-28 September 2018 in Budapest.
The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) has a prominent role in promoting professions and educating professionals, making it a real honor that Budapest became the home of the first Euroskills competition held in the Central European region.
At Euroskills Budapest 2018, 525 competitors from 28 European member countries and 15 guest competitors from 4 non Euroskills member countries faced each other in 37 competition skills, 2 demonstration skills and 8 presentation skills.
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GET INVOLVED!
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CONTACT US!
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Project Coordinator
Budapest Chamber of Commerce and Industry
1016 Budapest, Krisztina krt. 99, Hungary
Ms. Vedrana Knezevic (Project Manager: knezevic.vedrana@bkik.hu
Communication Office
Hunedoara Chamber of Commerce and Industry
330025 - Deva, 1 December 1918 Street, no 23, Romania
Ms. Crinela Gafton (Communication Manager): crinela_gafton@yahoo.com
Follow Learning by Doing on social media
 
Webiste dtp.interreg-danube.eu/learning-by-doing
Project co-funded by European Union funds (ERDF, IPA).
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