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| Formal Project Description
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| Contract Title
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Qualification of 3rd Sector in Europe
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| Lead Partner
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FENACERCI (coordinator)
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| Partners
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Cyprus Neuroscience and Technology Institute, ECQ European Center for Quality; BTECNET Technologie-Netzwerk Berlin;E.RI.FO.
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| Countries of the action
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Portugal,Bulgaria,Germany, Italy, Cyprus.
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| Cost of Action
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| Grant
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€16.000
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| Dates
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Overall objective(s)
- Share 3rd Sector qualification experiences, debating conceptual and legal framework, financing and training models, successful practices, evaluation methods, competences recognition and other major results;
- Identify innovative solutions and practices for management and working models problems in 3rd Sector organisations and perspective their possible integration as 3rd Sector qualification tools;
- Define joint training and consultancy standards, in result of partnership experience/results integration;
- Propose new European project proposals;
- Create and enlarge the network of European partners, as a resource for these and other European partnership projects.
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Expected Results
- Development of relationships and networking activities among the participating persons and institutions, contributing to the development of synergies and mutual enrichment;
- Better understanding of the history, nature, diversity, roles, problems and challenges faced by nonprofit organizations in the participating countries and regions;
- Dissemination of knowledge about different models, practices and materials used across Europe to qualify nonprofit organization and to develop their human resources;
- New personal and institutional competences to assess the training needs within nonprofit organizations and to plan participatory training projects and initiatives;
- More creative and innovative approaches to solve management problems and other situations related to the performance of nonprofit organizations; and
- Design of joint training-consulting and/or research-training-action projects and initiatives, combining the experiences of the involved persons and institutions.
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