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Thematic Network ICT for social integration and cultural diversity

Opis projektu


Experience sharing and consensus building in ICT for inclusion
Thematic Network ICT for social integration and cultural diversity

Increasing migrations into the EU raise the question of the potential of Iinformation and Communication Technologies (ICT) for promoting the integration of immigrants and cultural diversity in Europe. As pioneer initiatives in this field have already taken place locally, the main goal of Bridge IT thematic network will be to identify good practices and prepare tools for their replication and diffusion throughout Europe. The project will actually focus on three sub themes:

  • early education and life long learning in a multicultural Europe
  • employability of immigrants and their participation in the economy
  • empowerment of civil society and creation of social capital.

Main activities of Bridge IT are related to:

  • creating an inventory of good practices in Europe;
  • defining guidelines for improvement, deployment and replication of existing initiatives
  • drafting five national scenarios for the duplication of practices and specification of main barriers and opportunities at national level
  • organising a conference presenting the results of the project, that will also serve as a “market place” for stakeholders in Europe who whish to propose project’s ideas and identify partners
  • communicating and animating a single entry portal on the project results that will allow to post contributions and share ideas

Contemplated outcomes of the projects are a study on the lessons learnt from the good practices, three thematic guidelines targeting relevant stakeholders for deployment or duplication of initiatives, five national scenarios on how to proceed at national/regional level and the establishment of recommendations for possible projects to be derived from the final conference.

Bridge IT involves 25 partners from 11 EU countries, as well as additional “associated members”. The network is composed by public authorities, NGOs /social organisations working with immigrants, organizations of immigrants, banks, IT providers, trade unions and research institutions.

Increasing migrations into the EU raise the question of the potential of ICTs for promoting the integration of immigrants and cultural diversity in Europe. As pioneer initiatives in this field have already taken place locally, the main goal of Bridge IT thematic network will be to identify good practices and prepare tools for their replication and co-deployment in Europe. It will actually focus on three sub themes:- ICT for early education and life long learning in a multicultural Europe- ICT for immigrant's jobs and their participation to the economy- ICT, empowerment of civil society and social capitalMain activities of Bridge IT are:WP1: inventory of good practices in Europe.WP2: definition of guidelines for improvement, deployment and replication of existing initiatives: three thematic seminars will discuss these guidelines.WP3: Draft of five national scenarios for the duplication of practices and specification of main barriers and opportunities at national level.WP4:Conference for presenting the results of the project, that will also serve as a "market place" for stakeholders in Europe who whish to propose project's ideas and identify partners.WP5: Communication and animation of a single entry portal on the project results that will allow each one to post its contributions, share ideas, etc. Contemplated outcomes of the projects are a study on the lessons learnt from the good practices, three thematic guidelines targeting relevant stakeholders for deployment or duplication of initiatives, five national scenarios on how to proceed at national/regional level, recommendations and projects ideas derived from the final conference/market place.Bridge IT involves 25 partners from 11 EU countries, as well as additional "associated members". The network is composed by public authorities, NGOs /social service working with immigrants, organizations of immigrants, banks, IT providers, trade unions and research institutions.

Program(-y)

Wieloletnie programy finansowania, które określają priorytety Unii Europejskiej w obszarach badań naukowych i innowacji.

Temat(-y)

Zaproszenia do składania wniosków dzielą się na tematy. Każdy temat określa wybrany obszar lub wybrane zagadnienie, których powinny dotyczyć wnioski składane przez wnioskodawców. Opis tematu obejmuje jego szczegółowy zakres i oczekiwane oddziaływanie finansowanego projektu.

Zaproszenie do składania wniosków

Procedura zapraszania wnioskodawców do składania wniosków projektowych w celu uzyskania finansowania ze środków Unii Europejskiej.

CIP-ICT-PSP-2007-1
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System finansowania

Program finansowania (lub „rodzaj działania”) realizowany w ramach programu o wspólnych cechach. Określa zakres finansowania, stawkę zwrotu kosztów, szczegółowe kryteria oceny kwalifikowalności kosztów w celu ich finansowania oraz stosowanie uproszczonych form rozliczania kosztów, takich jak rozliczanie ryczałtowe.

TN - Thematic Network

Koordynator

UNIVERSITAT DE BARCELONA
Wkład UE
€ 110 000,00
Adres
GRAN VIA DE LES CORTS CATALANES 585
08007 BARCELONA
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Region
Este Cataluña Barcelona
Rodzaj działalności
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
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Koszt całkowity

Ogół kosztów poniesionych przez organizację w związku z uczestnictwem w projekcie. Obejmuje koszty bezpośrednie i pośrednie. Kwota stanowi część całkowitego budżetu projektu.
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Ostatnia aktualizacja: 25 Kwietnia 2017

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