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Project's characteristic features
Green skills will be promoted among different types of learners through lifelong learning channels and using new IT possibilities, starting from results of previous projects concerning curriculum development and sectoral qualifications frameworks for three complementary subject areas conditioning better quality of life (ecology, food sciences and land management).
Fostering green skills improves quality of courses and positively influences qualifications framework descriptors. We have thus "the flywheel effect": educators gain momentum from a model for continuous improvement.
A systemic approach based on "complex adaptive systems" methodology will be used. It will give theoretical framework for designing, testing and putting into motion "self-organization" mechanisms within the consortium and support feedback mechanisms between the project and its environment.
Project’s activities and outcomes will have anticipatory character, preparing target groups for future challenges and demands. Although various “green agendas” are present in public space, at the level of both education providers and labour market agents the awareness of the importance of sustainable development and of future needs for green skills and green jobs is still not too visible. Raising this consciousness shall lead to increased self-reflection on the resposibility for the future of our society.
Activities
WP1 Analysis of "green policies and practices" in European Higher Education Area and in partner Countries
1.1 Analysis of current situation and trends in the EU
1.2 Analysis of current situation and trends in Partner Countries
1.3 Analysis of stakeholders views on "green skills" and education for sustainable development
WP2 Creation of Open Education Resources (OER)
2.1 Needs identification and design of OER structure
2.2. Creation of OER repository
2.3 Creation of "Green Network" of OER users
WP3 Creation of Green Training Centers (GTC)
3.1 Creation of administrative framework for GTC
3.2 Purchase of equipment
3.3 Training of staff in new T&L methods and information management
WP4 Development of Green Training Modules (GTM)
4.1 Design and development of the Module on Green Skills for Food Sector
4.2 Design and development of the Module on Green Skills for Land Management
4.3 Design and development of the Module on Green Skills for Ecology
WP5 Implementation and upgrading of training courses
5.1 Training on Green Skills for Food Sector
5.2 Training on Green Skills for Land Management
5.3 Training on Green skills for Ecology
WP6 Quality control and monitoring
6.1 Quality Management of project activities
6.2 Quality Management of project deliverables
6.3 Internal evaluation
6.4 External evaluation
WP7 Dissemination & Exploitation of Project Results
7.1 Dissemination events
7.2 Design and realization of of Dissemination and Sustainability Plan
WP8 Project management
8.1 Setup of project web site and communication platform
8.2 Design and approval of project documentation
8.3 Project meetings
8.4 Project administration and reporting
Date | Event |
March 2019 | Monitoring in Almaty |
February 2019 | Training visit of Land Management SAG to KTH Stockholm |
February 2019 | Meeting of Food SAG in Moscow |
January 2019 | Web meeting of Food SAG |
December 2018 | Local SUSDEV meeting in Taraz, training session, focus group with KZ stakeholders |
November 2018 | Meeting of Ecology SAG in Saratov |
November 2018 | Monitoring in Omsk |
November 2018 | Meeting of Land Management SAG in Tula |
November 2018 | Ad hoc Meeting in Vienna |
October 2018 | Exhibition of results of Erasmus projects in Astana, KZ |
June 2018 | Partnership meeting in Coimbra: training sessions, focus group on stakeholders involvement, decisions on course modules for subject areas |
June 2018 | 5th International Summer School “Forest sector in the Green Economy”, Shchuchinsk campus of KATU |
May 2018 | Submission of mid-term Technical Report |
May 2018 | Cluster meeting of Erasmus+ Capacity Building projects in Kazakhstan |
Aprol 2018 | Job fair in Taraz |
March 2018 | Ad hoc meeting in Vienna (physical&virtual) |
January 2018 | Web meeting of Food SAG |
December 2017 | Meeting of Food SAG in Moscow |
December 2017 | Ad-hoc partnership meeting in Moscow |
December 2017 | International Conference „Ecological Policy of Russia: Vectors of Sustainable Development”, Moscow; presentation on SUSDEV |
October 2017 | Partnership meeting in Almaty, monitoring by KZ National Erasmus Office |
June 2017 | Steering Committee Virtual Meeting |
May 2017 | Partnership agreements signed |
April 2017 | Partnership meeting in Dublin |
April 2017 | Monitoring in Saratov |
April 2017 | Presentation of the project in Le Havre (EURASHE conference) |
February 2017 | Skype meeting of Food SAG |
February 2017 | Choice of logo |
January 2017 | Kick-off meeting in Moscow |
December 2016 | Contract signed |
August 2016 | Project approved |
February 2016 | Submission of the project |
Results
WP4-WP5: SAG FOOD
Courses prepared:
The Module “Green skills in food industry” for Master program consists of 3 disciplines:
- Resource-saving technology in food industry (5 ECTS),
- waste management and recyclingin food industry (5 ECTS),
- Packaging technologyin food industry (5 ECTS).
The course “Green skills in food industry” (5 ECTS) for bachelor program.
The course “Green skills in food industry” (36 contact hours) for training of professionals.
The modules and courses will be included in curriculum in 2019-2020 study year.
WP4-WP5: SAG LAND MANAGEMENT
The prepared course Ecological and landscape arrangement of territories – (3 ECTS), for Master Program, was included in the curriculum 2018-2019
WP4-WP5: SAG ECOLOGY
The prepared course Ecological safety of agricultural products (5 ECTS) for Master Program. It will be included in the curriculum in 2019-2020 study years.
WP3: Green Training Centres
1. Organiz. framework etc.
The Centre is opening. The documentation is preparing
2. Equipment purchased from SUSDEV
Due to the public procurement the equipment was not purchased yet.
3. Activities conducted so far
No activities
4. Sustainability strategy
The sustainability will be insured by providing the training for professionals and distance learning students in the Centre. In addition, a Methodist is working in the Centre.
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