EU Projects and European Cooperation
Since 2006, INEKA has been actively involved in European projects focused on education, vocational training, lifelong learning, digital transformation, social inclusion, STEM/STEAM and innovation. Working with partners across Europe, it has contributed to training programmes, educational toolkits, digital platforms, mobility activities, capacity building and dissemination initiatives.
Its work also covers emerging areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Virtual and Augmented Reality, serious games, cultural heritage, environmental awareness and technology-enhanced learning.
With experience as both project partner and coordinator, INEKA supports projects from concept development and implementation through to dissemination, exploitation and sustainability, while linking local needs with European priorities.
European Partnerships
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Lifelong Learning
The Lifelong Learning Programme was an EU programme for education and training
during 2007–2013. It brought together initiatives such as Comenius, Erasmus,
Leonardo da Vinci, Grundtvig, Transversal and Jean Monnet, supporting learning
opportunities across schools, higher education, VET, adult learning and European
integration.
Erasmus+
Erasmus+ is the European Union programme for education, training, youth and
sport. It supports international cooperation, learning mobility, exchange of good
practices, skills development and partnerships between organisations across Europe.
Centralised European Programmes
Centralised EU Projects are European projects managed directly by EU institutions or
executive agencies. They usually address broader European priorities, such as
innovation, inclusion, digital transformation, sustainability, active citizenship,
employability and cooperation between different sectors.