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REBUILD – Voices from the April Study Visit (Full Video Now Available)
REBUILD – Voices from the April Study Visit (Full Video Now Available)
During the last coordination meeting on June 9, 2025, REBUILD partners had the opportunity to preview a draft version of the video report from the study visit held on April 11, 2025.
Today, we are happy to share the final, complete version of this powerful video.
Although the visit was held online, it brought together partners from Italy, Poland, and Austria, alongside institutions from Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine, to:
✔️ Present local needs
✔️ Share experiences
✔️ Strengthen international cooperation
The video includes moving footage from Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia – showing everyday life, post-conflict destruction, and the challenges these countries face daily. Despite the virtual format, the study visit fostered real connection and laid the groundwork for future collaboration.
The REBUILD project supports the transfer of EU knowledge and good practices to non-EU Erasmus+ countries, focusing on digital transition and post-crisis resilience.
👉 Watch the full video below:
1st Coordination Meeting – Summary
1st Coordination Meeting – Summary
On June 9th, 2025, the first project coordination meeting was held to review progress and plan upcoming activities.
During the meeting, IIPLE, as the Project Coordinator, provided a concise overview of the project’s current status, highlighting completed activities and deliverables, as well as outlining upcoming tasks.
Partners from the University of Bologna presented recent advances in analyses related to the impact of catastrophic events and detailed the WP2 timeline. Giorgia Predari summarized ongoing work and deadlines for WP2, “Defining and Assessing the Impact of Catastrophic Events,” while Lorenzo Stefanini and Mathieu D’Hotel offered an overview of studies and analyses concerning regulations on prevention, response, financial recovery, and post-disaster phases.
Lubomira Trojan from WSB University reviewed communication efforts to date and reminded partners of the approaching deadline for reporting these activities.
Riccardo Cariani from ECECE outlined the upcoming WP3 activities scheduled to begin in July 2025, sharing the draft agenda for the September study visit, along with logistical details and budget allocations for each partner.
Financial coordinators from IIPLE provided guidance on financial reporting for the first project semester.
The next coordination meeting is planned for July 14th, 2025.
Building Bridges in Vocational Education: ECECE at the Tbilisi Networking Event
Building Bridges in Vocational Education: ECECE at the Tbilisi Networking Event
We’re proud to share that our representatives, Riccardo Cariani from ECECE (Austria), together with Tamta Kvinikadze and Teona Gabunia from Construction College Construct 2, joined partners from College Spectri to represent our team at the recent international networking event for VET institutions, held in Tbilisi, Georgia from 19–22 May 2025.
The event, co-organized by the National Erasmus+ Office in Georgia and the Skills Agency in Georgia, brought together vocational education and training colleges specializing in Construction, Auto Service Technology, and Fashion Design. It focused on fostering partnerships and building capacity within the Erasmus+ CB VET framework.
Our representative participation helped strengthen our international connections and exchange valuable insights on sustainable VET development.
🌍 Moldova – a beautiful country facing growing climate and natural challenges!
🌍 Moldova – a beautiful country facing growing climate and natural challenges!
🌍 Georgia at the Crossroads of Nature’s Fury and Resilience
🌍 Georgia at the Crossroads of Nature’s Fury and Resilience
Join the REBUILD Virtual Study Visit!
Join the REBUILD Virtual Study Visit!
Date: 11th of April 2025
Time: 9:00 - 13:15 CET
Location: Online
We are delighted to invite you to the first public event of the EU-funded REBUILD project! This Virtual Study Visit will bring together experts, institutions, and stakeholders from Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine to discuss sustainable reconstruction efforts in regions affected by war and natural disasters.
Why attend?
Gain insights into the impact of catastrophic events and their implications for reconstruction.
Learn about reconstruction procedures and policies in target countries.
Explore best practices and innovative solutions for a greener and more resilient future.
Engage with experts and institutions working towards sustainable rebuilding efforts.
The REBUILD project strengthens collaboration between the EU and Eastern Partnership countries, supporting vocational education and training (VET) and promoting skills for the green and digital transition in alignment with the EU Green Deal and Digital Decade goals.
How to join?
Secure your spot by registering before April 9, 2025! Click the link below and be part of the conversation.
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Kick-off Meeting of the ReBuild Project – Partners Begin Their Collaboration!
Kick-off Meeting of the ReBuild Project – Partners Begin Their Collaboration!
The ReBuild project has been officially launched. During the January inaugural meeting, Partners had the opportunity to get to know each other better, exchange experiences and discuss a shared vision for the project. The discussion focused on the project's goals, timeline, and the challenges associated with transferring knowledge. Partners also had the chance to present their organizations and share their plans for realization of specific WPs. The meeting served as a platform for fostering collaboration among all involved Partners. The coming months will bring intensive work on needs analysis, training programs, and the implementation of innovative solutions.
DISCLAIMER: Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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