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On the 3rd of November, we joined our partners and friends of SAGA-project for its Closing Meeting in #Pécs (Hungary)! During the meeting, the partnership had the opportunity to review the results of the project and to design the future steps of the consortium to ensure the sustainability of the SAGA training programme and theBővebben: “Closing TPM in sunny Pécs”

The 4th and last transnational project meeting will take place in Pécs, Hungary on the 3rd of November. During the meeting, partners will make an overview, going through the results and sharing experiences. We look forward to meet with the partners in person again! Until then, here you can find the top attractions in Pécs,Bővebben: “Closing Transnational Project Meeting”

It’s official! The project duration changed and the project will close on 31th of December 2022.

On 11th of May, the partnership held its 3rd Transnational Project Meeting in Badajoz, Spain. Partners met each other for the first time after the pandemic. They discussed the ongoing tasks and the learning platform was introduced. After the meeting partners had lunch together as closure of the event.

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Intellectual Output 1 lays the foundations for the rest of the project as it develops the overall learning  approach, learning objectives, competence matrix, curriculum and assessment methods based upon an evidence- and research-based analysis related to the core skills and competences It includes the analysis of the project context and scans the participating countries forBővebben: “We finished the IO1”

At the request of NYERŐMAGYAROK.EU, STRIA South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency Nonprofit Ltd., as coordinator, gave an interview about the SAGA project: What does the term “Empty Europe” mean? The trend of rural depopulation is typical of many European countries and regions. These areas face significant demographic and economic challenges, exacerbated by the low qualityBővebben: “We gave an interview about the SAGA project”