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DANUBE PEACE

DANUBE PEACE povezuje obrazovanje odraslih, kulturnu baštinu i međugeneracijsko učenje radi jačanja dijaloga i mirnog suživota u dunavskoj regiji. Kroz obrazovne materijale, digitalne sadržaje i međunarodnu suradnju projekt podržava edukatore i lokalne zajednice u razvoju uključivih aktivnosti koje povezuju ljude različitih iskustava i podrijetla.
About the project DANUBE PEACE
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International learning for a more inclusive construction sector

WEC opens up questions of equality, professional development and the use of new technology in construction. Pannonia took part in an international training in Ireland devoted to inclusion, leadership and digital technologies in building. Exchanging experience with partners offers new perspectives on connecting education with change in the sector.
About the project International learning for a more inclusive construction sector
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BELONG@HEI – Belonging and inclusion in higher education

BELONG@HEI helps higher education institutions create an environment where students feel accepted and included, with particular attention to women and students in a disadvantaged position. Research into their experience feeds the development of educational material, staff training and self-assessment tools for institutions. The aim is to improve the teaching and organisational practices that shape everyday student life.
About the project BELONG@HEI – Belonging and inclusion in higher education
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Knowledge and skills for sustainable transport and logistics

SEE-GL connects vocational education with the environmental, social and governance demands of the transport and logistics sector. It covers a programme for ESG specialists in transport and logistics and material that supports understanding and applying sustainable business practice. Pannonia takes part in developing the results with its partners and in bringing them to educators and people working in the sector.
About the project Knowledge and skills for sustainable transport and logistics
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Understanding why young people withdraw, and supporting their inclusion

STAY looks at young people withdrawing from active participation, including what is known as quiet quitting. The project handbook is written for people who work with young people and offers ways of understanding lost motivation, opening communication, respecting personal boundaries and offering support. The emphasis is on creating conditions in which young people can say what they need and take part meaningfully.
About the project Understanding why young people withdraw, and supporting their inclusion