La identidad virtual del Proyecto DISK está tomando forma.
Mientras la expectativa de vida crece, la edad de la población europea sigue creciendo rápidamente. De acuerdo con Eurostat, una de cuatro personas tendrá más de 65 años para 2050; la política social para los ancianos en Europa a menudo descuida el aprendizaje permanente, y eso a pesar de que la sostenibilidad de los sistemas de protección social se basa en la autonomía y en la participación ciudadana de la población anciana.
In the first months of 2020, as COVID-19 infections were rising all over the world, entrepreneurs and employers have been asked to close their activities and, if possible, to transfer all of their work online, forcing them to implement telecommuting solutions that, in many cases, have never been experienced before.
A comprehensive sample of results emerging from EU sources[1], confirm that EU SMEs and their internal workforce lack a strong and reliable digital/ICT culture (specifically those located in the Mediterranean and Balkan area); a skill-lag that throughout the post-crisis exacerbated pre-existing gaps in terms of opportunities for long-term financial sustainability.
EU SMEs are the most affected by the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic: Europe is “closed for business”, and while large companies have systems in place to implement telecommuting and smart work, SMEs (especially microenterprises) do not have ICT systems in place nor policies for their staff to work remotely.
SWIFT SME tackles the challenge to equip micro and SMEs all across...
IT Solutions for All se unió a la Reunión Inicial de SWIFT-SME – Teletrabajo: formación innovadora y flexible para las PYMES, un proyecto cofinanciado por el Programa Erasmus+.
El 30 de noviembre de 2020, IT Solutions for All se unió de manera online a la reunión inicial de SWIFT SME (Teletrabajo: formación innovadora y flexible para las PYMES), un proyecto cofinanciado por el Programa Erasmus+ de la Comisión Europea, que reúne a seis socios de cinco países (Bélgica, Alemania, Italia, Rumania y España). La reunión inicial, organizada por el Centrum fur Innovation und Technologie GmbH (CIT) e Institut De Haute Formation aux Politiques Communautaires asbl (IHF), inicialmente estaba planeada en Bruselas, pero ha sido reprogramada online debido a las restricciones del COVID-19.
El 26 de noviembre de 2020 se celebró en el hotel Holiday Inn de Skopje un evento multiplicador en el marco del proyecto PREDICT - Prevención de catástrofes TIC (tecnologías de la información y la comunicación) realizado en el marco del programa Erasmus+ de la Unión Europea (KA201-Asociación estratégica para la educación escolar). Durante el evento multiplicador se presentaron los resultados de la investigación realizada en el marco del Producto Intelectual 1 "Creación de un marco metodológico (capacitación e investigación informática) relativo a la capacitación inclusiva de los niños, los jóvenes y las personas con discapacidad".
Después de un verano marcado por la influencia negativa del Covid-19 lleno de nuevas normas de distanciamiento social y restricción de movimientos, el proyecto Predict continúa su evolución. Todos los socios del proyecto, en Macedonia del Norte, España y Bulgaria, están trabajando en el desarrollo de contenidos para convertir la plataforma http://www.projectpredict.eu/ en portal de referencia en relación a la reacción ante desastres ( terremotos, inundaciones, e incendios).
El proyecto ATS VIP continúa su desarrollo en vacaciones.
Coincidiendo con la época de mayor movimiento turístico, incluso en momentos de nuevas normas y restricciones, el proyecto ATS VIP continúa su evolución. Todos los socios del proyecto, en Macedonia del Norte, España y Rumanía, están trabajando en el desarrollo de contenidos para convertir la plataforma http://www.atsvip.eu en una referencia para aquellas personas con discapacidad visual y ceguera que desean ejercer su derecho a viajar de forma segura.
The second phase of the ATS VIP Project is underway. This phase is entitled “Creation of an OER for accessible, safety and secure travelling of visually impaired persons”
It began in
April 2020 and is scheduled to be completed by the end of December 2020.
The aim of
IO2 is the development of the OER platform that will contain information and
innovative content related to accessibility, safety and protection during the
trip, especially adapted to people with visual impairment and blindness. All
project partners from North Macedonia, Romania and Spain are actively working
for the optimal functioning of the OER platform
For more information, you can follow this link. http://www.atsvip.eu/...
Accessible Travel Solutions for Visually Impaired Persons (ATSforVIP) is an Erasmus+ project financed by the European Union.
The consortium of partners, Mreza za Dozivotno Ucenje (Lifelong Learning Network) North Macedonia, IT Solutions for All Spain and Asociatia Babilon Travel Romania, were working on the first intelectual output of the projet which aims at development of a methodology meant to study and compare accessibility and mobility services present in the European countries, mainly focusing on accessible tourism and confront these findings with the needs of visual impaired persons. You can find more information on the project website: http://atsvip.eu/methodology.php...
Project
Predict continues making progress towards its goal, which is to become an
effective tool for young children and people with disabilities to know how to
react in case of disasters, mainly fires, earthquakes and floods.
To this
aim, training modules are being developed that are affordable and accessible to
the target population. Besides, the project will also include an interactive
video game to make learning more attractive to children and a complete app to
be able to access it easily from any mobile device.
The website of the Predict project is already open to the public, you can visit it following this link http://www.projectpredict.eu/
The Predict
project is being carried out by a consortium of 5 partners from 3 European
countries, North Macedonia, Spain and Bulgaria....
Travel for people with disabilities, also known as "disability travel" or "accessible travel" is on the rise. Part of the tourism industry is awakening to the special needs of disabled travelers by providing more services and better facilities. But there is still much work to be done
ATS Vip is a project aimed at people with disabilities and companions and seeks to provide these people with resources and tools to make travel an experience, rewarding, democratic and safe.
At the same time, it seeks to raise the awareness of companies and agents in the tourism sector and of the population in general, about the importance of this group both economically and socially.
The ATS VIP project is being carried out by a consortium of 3 partners from 3 European countries, North Macedonia, Spain and Romania.
The website of the project is operational and open to the public, you can visit this link http://www.atsvip.eu/...
