Open enrollment at: Practical Workshop of Europlanning
ALDA’s practical workshop on Euro-design offers concrete and high-profile operational tools for the drafting, presentation and management of projects funded by the European Commission in response to specific calls for proposals. Through the proposed course, participants will learn to: – Identify European funding opportunities of interest – Draft a logical and coherent project proposal.
– Draw up a successful budget – Manage a project from a financial and administrative point of view
– Understand what are the elements to optimally coordinate an international partnership
– Understanding how to communicate with the actors involved in the project and how to effectively disseminate the activities carried out
Program
The course develops the following themes, articulated in the following program:
1) INTRODUCTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF EU FUNDING SOURCES.
– Understanding EU growth strategies – Orientation and overview in the universe of multiple EU funding programs
2) PROJECT CYCLE MANAGEMENT AND LOGICAL FRAMEWORK
– Learn how to translate problems and needs into objectives and solutions
– Learning to analyze the feasibility of an idea, in relation to the actors involved and the existing criticalities
3) PROJECT DRAFTING: ELABORATION OF A QUALITY PROPOSAL
– Learn how to read a call for proposals – Learn how to read a form and its annexes that must be submitted to the donor (budget, administrative and financial documents)
– Learn how to draft a project proposal
– Learning how to draft a project budget
4) BUDGET MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING
– Know how to manage a project from an administrative and financial point of view.
– Understand how to build a budget, how to manage and monitor it throughout the life of the project and what are the rules for making changes when necessary
– Understand what it means to report, what documents are needed and how to do them.
5) PROJECT MANAGEMENT
– Understand the steps from project approval to project completion.
– Understand what are the elements to optimally coordinate an international partnership
6) COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION
– Understand how to best communicate and manage activities related to the communication of a project, from writing to conclusion
– Design an effective communication plan also for non-project initiatives
Target audience
The practical workshop of euro design is aimed at all those who are interested in developing skills to prepare a project proposal and / or learn how to manage an initiative already funded, in its content and administrative / financial aspects. A basic knowledge of English is recommended. No basic skills are required.
Methodology
All meetings will be held in the form of in-depth workshops, which will be divided into moments of frontal lessons and practical exercises in groups.
Trainers
The trainers will be experts in the field, with a documented and significant experience in the field of European planning. The trainers who will realize the course will be:
– Marco Boaria, Head of the Resources and Development Department of ALDA
– Anna Ditta, Project Manager of ALDA
– Barbara Elia, Head of the Financial and Administrative Unit of ALDA
– Elisabetta Uroni, Head of the Communication Department of ALDA.
Logistical information
The course will be held from Friday, April 5 to Friday, June 7, 2019 for a total of 8 meetings (1 day per week) for a total of 40 hours of training, divided into 6 meetings of 4 hours and 2 meetings of 8 hours. The course will take place from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.*, at ALDA’s Training Room, Viale Milano 66, in Vicenza.
Costs
The training course has a total cost of € 690 (VAT included). The cost includes the training materials that will be distributed during the course. ALDA members and students up to 26 years old are entitled to a 10% discount, for a cost of €621.00 (VAT included). In case the participant decides to join also the Information Course on EU Programs 2014 – 2020, complementary to this Practical Workshop, the special price for both courses will be 890,00 € (instead of 1.040,00 €). ALDA members and students up to 26 years old can take advantage of a 10% discount on the package, for a total of € 801.00 (VAT included).
Certificate of Attendance
At the end of the course will be delivered a certificate of attendance issued by ALDA, strategic partner of the European Commission and the Council of Europe. Information For information please contact Anna Ditta: Email: anna.ditta@aldaintranet.org Tel. 0444 54 01 46.
Registration
To register for the workshop it is necessary to fill in the ONLINE FORM
**Some classes will be held full-day, as indicated in the course schedule, above-attached.
ALDA’s practical workshop on Euro-design offers concrete and high-profile operational tools for the drafting, presentation and management of projects funded by the European Commission in response to specific calls for proposals. Through the proposed course, participants will learn to: – Identify European funding opportunities of interest – Draft a logical and coherent project proposal.
– Draw up a successful budget – Manage a project from a financial and administrative point of view
– Understand what are the elements to optimally coordinate an international partnership
– Understanding how to communicate with the actors involved in the project and how to effectively disseminate the activities carried out
Program
The course develops the following themes, articulated in the following program:
1) INTRODUCTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF EU FUNDING SOURCES.
– Understanding EU growth strategies – Orientation and overview in the universe of multiple EU funding programs
2) PROJECT CYCLE MANAGEMENT AND LOGICAL FRAMEWORK
– Learn how to translate problems and needs into objectives and solutions
– Learning to analyze the feasibility of an idea, in relation to the actors involved and the existing criticalities
3) PROJECT DRAFTING: ELABORATION OF A QUALITY PROPOSAL
– Learn how to read a call for proposals – Learn how to read a form and its annexes that must be submitted to the donor (budget, administrative and financial documents)
– Learn how to draft a project proposal
– Learning how to draft a project budget
4) BUDGET MANAGEMENT AND REPORTING
– Know how to manage a project from an administrative and financial point of view.
– Understand how to build a budget, how to manage and monitor it throughout the life of the project and what are the rules for making changes when necessary
– Understand what it means to report, what documents are needed and how to do them.
5) PROJECT MANAGEMENT
– Understand the steps from project approval to project completion.
– Understand what are the elements to optimally coordinate an international partnership
6) COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION
– Understand how to best communicate and manage activities related to the communication of a project, from writing to conclusion
– Design an effective communication plan also for non-project initiatives
Target audience
The practical workshop of euro design is aimed at all those who are interested in developing skills to prepare a project proposal and / or learn how to manage an initiative already funded, in its content and administrative / financial aspects. A basic knowledge of English is recommended. No basic skills are required.
Methodology
All meetings will be held in the form of in-depth workshops, which will be divided into moments of frontal lessons and practical exercises in groups.
Trainers
The trainers will be experts in the field, with a documented and significant experience in the field of European planning. The trainers who will realize the course will be:
– Marco Boaria, Head of the Resources and Development Department of ALDA
– Anna Ditta, Project Manager of ALDA
– Barbara Elia, Head of the Financial and Administrative Unit of ALDA
– Elisabetta Uroni, Head of the Communication Department of ALDA.
Logistical information
The course will be held from Friday, April 5 to Friday, June 7, 2019 for a total of 8 meetings (1 day per week) for a total of 40 hours of training, divided into 6 meetings of 4 hours and 2 meetings of 8 hours. The course will take place from 1:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.*, at ALDA’s Training Room, Viale Milano 66, in Vicenza.
Costs
The training course has a total cost of € 690 (VAT included). The cost includes the training materials that will be distributed during the course. ALDA members and students up to 26 years old are entitled to a 10% discount, for a cost of €621.00 (VAT included). In case the participant decides to join also the Information Course on EU Programs 2014 – 2020, complementary to this Practical Workshop, the special price for both courses will be 890,00 € (instead of 1.040,00 €). ALDA members and students up to 26 years old can take advantage of a 10% discount on the package, for a total of € 801.00 (VAT included).
Certificate of Attendance
At the end of the course will be delivered a certificate of attendance issued by ALDA, strategic partner of the European Commission and the Council of Europe. Information For information please contact Anna Ditta: Email: anna.ditta@aldaintranet.org Tel. 0444 54 01 46.
Registration
To register for the workshop it is necessary to fill in the ONLINE FORM
**Some classes will be held full-day, as indicated in the course schedule, above-attached.
LIME project – Labour integration for Migrants Employment has kicked-off in Rome
“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the future” – This one-line sentence by C. S. Lewis expresses the essence of a new project ALDA will work on during the next 2 years, in collaboration with a motivated and highly experienced set of partners from Italy and Spain.
LIME project – Labour integration for Migrants Employment, kicked-off on September 21st and 22d, with a meeting organised by the project-leader Cies onlus in the beautiful framework of the old city of Rome, in their Documentation Center and Intercultural Library. It aims at promoting the swift integration of young Third Country Nationals – TCNs – (aged 18-29) in the labour market, by fostering the application of the “Cluster” methodology at local level all over Europe.
LIME is a project funded by the European Union -DG Home Affairs-Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF), gathering together 7 partners from Italy, France and Spain: Confcooperative – Unione Metropolitana di Roma (CONFCOOP-ROMA), Federacion de Plataformas Sociales Pinardi (PINARDI) Asociacin Guarani de Cooperacion Paraguay Espana (GUARANÍ NGO), Libera Universita Maria SS. Assunta di Roma (LUMSA), Federazione Centro Nazionale Opere Salesiane Formazione Aggiornamento Professionale (CNOS-FAP).
The project consortium will thus try to shape this “Cluster” methodology, being an innovative, integrated and highly participatory approach, based on the definition of a multi-stakeholder public-private partnership engaged in a common long-term strategy enabling context-sensitive solutions. The core of the project will be two pilot actions, to be implemented in two relevant local contexts in Italy and Spain, under which the methodology will be developed and tested.
“You can’t go back and change the beginning, but you can start where you are and change the future” – This one-line sentence by C. S. Lewis expresses the essence of a new project ALDA will work on during the next 2 years, in collaboration with a motivated and highly experienced set of partners from Italy and Spain.
LIME project – Labour integration for Migrants Employment, kicked-off on September 21st and 22d, with a meeting organised by the project-leader Cies onlus in the beautiful framework of the old city of Rome, in their Documentation Center and Intercultural Library. It aims at promoting the swift integration of young Third Country Nationals – TCNs – (aged 18-29) in the labour market, by fostering the application of the “Cluster” methodology at local level all over Europe.
LIME is a project funded by the European Union -DG Home Affairs-Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund (AMIF), gathering together 7 partners from Italy, France and Spain: Confcooperative – Unione Metropolitana di Roma (CONFCOOP-ROMA), Federacion de Plataformas Sociales Pinardi (PINARDI) Asociacin Guarani de Cooperacion Paraguay Espana (GUARANÍ NGO), Libera Universita Maria SS. Assunta di Roma (LUMSA), Federazione Centro Nazionale Opere Salesiane Formazione Aggiornamento Professionale (CNOS-FAP).
The project consortium will thus try to shape this “Cluster” methodology, being an innovative, integrated and highly participatory approach, based on the definition of a multi-stakeholder public-private partnership engaged in a common long-term strategy enabling context-sensitive solutions. The core of the project will be two pilot actions, to be implemented in two relevant local contexts in Italy and Spain, under which the methodology will be developed and tested.
Uzice organized the first RECOV local path
On Tuesday, February 28th, 2019, in the small hall of Uzice City Hall, the first panel discussion was held on “Participation of citizens in local government decision making” within the RECOV project, supported by the European Union through the Europe for Citizens Programme. The Europe for Citizens Programme seeks to promote cooperation between program countries in common policy areas and to promote European identity, citizenship and democratic participation at EU level.
The project is implemented by the City of Uzice in partnership with 9 local governments from 9 countries and aims to improve public administration through the use of information and communication technologies that open new opportunities for greater citizen participation in local policy making and foster greater transparency of public institutions’ work at a local level.
On Tuesday, February 28th, 2019, in the small hall of Uzice City Hall, the first panel discussion was held on “Participation of citizens in local government decision making” within the RECOV project, supported by the European Union through the Europe for Citizens Programme. The Europe for Citizens Programme seeks to promote cooperation between program countries in common policy areas and to promote European identity, citizenship and democratic participation at EU level.
The project is implemented by the City of Uzice in partnership with 9 local governments from 9 countries and aims to improve public administration through the use of information and communication technologies that open new opportunities for greater citizen participation in local policy making and foster greater transparency of public institutions’ work at a local level.