The goal and objective of this meeting was To clarify the work plan of the working groups at the content level: To constitute and further establish the Working Groups on a formal and structural
EUSDR PA9 Stakeholder Conference report now online
The revised version of the report of the Stakeholder Conference of Priority Area 9 of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region held on 13 and 14 June 2012 in Vienna can
Contact Seminar: The Danube Region Strategy – Take the chance to connect ideas and people within the school sector around the Danube. Transition from school to work.
The Austrian National Agency for Lifelong Learning invited teachers and national school authorities of the Danube Region countries to come to Vienna from 4-5 October 2012 to initiate School partnership
1st Progress Report on People and Skills now available
The Coordinators of the Danube Region Strategy’s Priority Areas (PACs) are expected to submit an Progress Report to the Directorate-General for Regional Policy of the European Commission on the progress made regarding
1st Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region
Tuesday, 27th November 2012 at 11am – 4pm Wednesday, 28th November Location: Regensburg, Germany Please find enclosed the invitation to the 1st Annual Forum of the EU Strategy for the Danube Region. Coordinators of Priority Area
ERASMUS for Young Entrepreneurs
The OECD Directorate for Education has launched the Thomas J. Alexander Fellowship Programme. Mr. Alexander (11 March 1940 – 22 January 2012) was the Director for the OECD’s Education, Employment, Labour and
Contact Seminar: The Danube Region Strategy
The Austrian National Agency for Lifelong Learning organized the Contact Seminar: “The Danube Region Strategy – Take the chance to connect ideas and people around the Danube”. Teachers and national
Summer School: “I don’t need a parachute… to land in Europe!”
Fundatia Corona from Romania in partnership with SPARK from The Netherlands was announcing the Summer School of the project “I don’t need a parachute… to land in Europe!”, which was
