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{{Europe_Aid_Project                                         
      |image=                 
      |project_title=TeachMDGs   
      |lead_partners=Future Worlds Center (CNTI)
      |agreement_number=DCI-NSA 2009/202-079
      |partners=
      |countries=Cyprus, Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria
      |cost=€829.534,00
      |eu_aid=€746.580,00
      |dates=01/04/2010 – 31/03/2013
      |description=The envisioned project aims to raise awareness about and incorporate development issues in general and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in particular closer into the educational system in four new EU member states (NMS - Cyprus, Bulgaria, Lithuania and Estonia) and to increase teachers’ capacity in development education and the MDGs. Educating the European societies about global inequalities, about the causes and consequences of extreme poverty in especially Sub-Saharan Africa, about global interdependences and about the citizens’ roles and responsibilities within this context is of unprecedented importance considering the complexities of our environment and our interactions on an every day basis.
      |website=http://www.teachmdgs.net/
}}

Revision as of 08:47, 25 August 2011



Formal Project Description
Contract Title TeachMDGs
Agreement n° DCI-NSA 2009/202-079
Countries of the action Cyprus, Estonia, Lithuania, Bulgaria
Cost of Action €829.534,00
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Short Description The envisioned project aims to raise awareness about and incorporate development issues in general and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) in particular closer into the educational system in four new EU member states (NMS - Cyprus, Bulgaria, Lithuania and Estonia) and to increase teachers’ capacity in development education and the MDGs. Educating the European societies about global inequalities, about the causes and consequences of extreme poverty in especially Sub-Saharan Africa, about global interdependences and about the citizens’ roles and responsibilities within this context is of unprecedented importance considering the complexities of our environment and our interactions on an every day basis.
Website http://www.teachmdgs.net/