Global Education Goes Local

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Formal Project Description Contract Title Global Education Goes Local Project Acronym GEGL Donor EuropeAid Lead Partner C.E.G.A. Foundation Agreement n° CSO-LA/2017/388- 120 Partners Future Worlds Center Global Citizens’ Academy/GCA Institute for African Studies/IAS Cazalla Intercultural Suedwind Steiermark Countries of the action Bulgaria, Cyprus, Lithuania, Slovenia, Spain, Austria Cost of Action €1,479,126.00 Grant €1,331,213.00 Dates 1/11/2017 - 31/10/2020 About Project Global Education Goes Local (GEGL)

Overall objective(s) The overall objective of the project is to foster commitment of European citizens to take an active role towards meeting the challenges of the interdependent world we live in, based on awareness and critical understanding of their two-way relations with the issues of global development.

Specific objective(s) To foster the understanding of the interconnectedness between the developing countries and the European Union on the successful implementation of the SDGs with focus on goals 5, 11 and 12 among European citizens living in small localities; To increase the awareness of citizens in small localities, and especially young people, on the local and global dimensions of the SDGs with focus on goals 5, 11 and 12; To generate and promote new approaches and methodologies of engaging young people in global issues, particularly by utilising pop culture; To build capacity of actors in small localities to run quality global learning process with local communities and especially young people.

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