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The importance of a transnational project

It is essential to carry out these types of projects thanks to the ERASMUS + call, in order to generate meeting spaces in the European framework.

CAPACITARTE incorporates different very heterogeneous entities (town halls, schools, universities, NGOs) and explores innovative tools to identify educational actions for the formation and training of professionals of different formations and experiences.

We will conduct more than 100 training sessions in 9 international meetings, the European project will enable training and networking in more than 200, and exchange methodologies and resources that will improve the national socio-educational intervention methodologies, which will promote exchange and good practices , from exchange spaces (training, experiences and materials), which allow the creation of models that last over time, beyond the experience or people who set it in motion.

In the general framework of the project, we will promote the democratic coexistence of those who, coming from different cultures, live in our cities, from the inclusion of all and all as participatory agents, to value innovative methodologies that can be replicated, proposing share, design, and the acquisition of new methodologies, which foster imagination, creativity, for the training of new professionals, all in the framework of work for a European citizenship and the acquisition of skills to internalize the methodology and implement it from experimentation

The project gathers the practices of each of the participating organizations, and combines and develops a joint European training model that strengthens the European dimension and will allow to permanently implement successful educational keys that will last over time, so that they can be subsequently implemented in other European entities