The first newsletter of the project GRETA – Challenge-based Learning in Primary Schools for Climate Change Awareness – is out! The newsletter covers the project’s main objectives and shares an overview of the completed and the ongoing activities of the project. Find our more in the link below
After two years of committed work, the Euroinvestment project has successfully completed all its activities, and the after-lifecycle plan has been set. During this long journey of experiences, lessons and challenges, the consortium has developed educational materials to foster low qualified adults’ knowledge and competences about financial literacy.
We are proud to release the Euroinvestment Game in five languages (English, Portuguese, Spanish, Greek and Catalan), as a fun, interactive and didactic way to enhance adults’ financial literacy skills.
For more exciting news, check out our Newsletter below.
The experiences and ideas of schools participating in SOCI@LL will be in the epicentre of the project’s first international bench-learning webinar hosted by CARDET on Thursday, February25th 2021. The event brings together schools from Cyprus, Poland, Portugal, and Italy in an aim to build a stronger network among participants.
During the event, schools implementing SOCI@LL’s educative assets will have an opportunity to exchange best practices for further involvement in the project activities and discuss emerging issues linked to the sustainability of the project results. Schools will also have an opportunity to develop strategic action plans for the further use of the resources.
The SOCI@LL educative assets aim to create and sustain culturally balanced and inclusive systems inside and around schools. The project is built-on a five-step participatory approach, seeking to support students’ learning through culturally sensitive curricula, enhance the socio-educational and intercultural competencies of teachers in a bid to foster a democratic and inclusive culture of schools and establish cross-sectoral alliances between schools and local inclusion actors.
For more information about the SOCI@LL activities you can visit the website of the project.
In order to contribute to the improvement of good governance in sports organisations, the GoSport project has developed a comprehensive guide aiming at enhancing the capacities and awareness of sports clubs/organisations, professional and semi-professional sport teams and clubs on implementing good governance principles through social responsibility.
The GoSport guide provides the necessary information on how sports organisations interpret, manage and prioritise social responsibility issues – especially in terms of combating violence, tackling racism, discrimination and intolerance, and encouraging social inclusion and equal opportunities – how organisational governance influences social responsibility and how social responsibility is communicated within the organisations. Furthermore, this Guide provides tools to for-profit and non-profit sports organisations for understanding the relationships among the organisations, its stakeholders and society, and integrating socially responsible organisational governance practices.
If you work in the sport industry and you want to improve your knowledge on how to promote a more inclusive society through CSR activities, download the GoSport guide here.
The GoSport project has a duration of two years and is implemented in Greece, Bulgaria, Italy, Croatia and Cyprus by KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Centre (Project Coordinatior), Bulgarian Sports Development Association, CESIE, IDOP and CARDET. For more information about the project, visit their website.