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                                             MET-VET – Metacognition for
                                            Environmental Thinking in VET
                                                   Project number:
                                          2021-2-PL01-KA220-VET-000050783



                       PART C - Financing the integration of new: teaching,
                               motivation, guidance and outreach tools


               3.1  European initiatives and financing instruments to fund the integration
                     of new teaching, motivation, guidance and outreach tools at European

                     level

               In recent years, the European Union has placed significant emphasis on enhancing the quality and
               accessibility of education across member states. This commitment is reflected in various initiatives and
               financing  instruments  aimed  at  integrating  new  teaching  methodologies,  motivational  strategies,
               guidance  mechanisms,  and  outreach  tools.  These  efforts  are  crucial  for  modernizing  education
               systems, fostering digital literacy, and ensuring that all students have the opportunity to succeed in a
               rapidly changing world.
               An overview of the financing instruments and key initiatives promoted by the European Union follows.

                                               FINANCING INSTRUMENTS

                                                 ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME
                Description         The  Erasmus+  programme  is  one  of  the  EU's  flagship  initiatives,  offering
                                    substantial funding to support education, training, youth, and sport in Europe.
                                    With a budget of €26.2 billion for the 2021-2027 period, Erasmus+ aims to
                                    promote lifelong learning, boost employability, and foster social inclusion.
                                    The  programme  supports  projects  that  integrate  innovative  teaching  and
                                    learning  practices,  enhance  digital  skills,  and  promote  cross-border
                                    cooperation among educational institutions.
                                    Erasmus+  offers  various  types  of  grants  to  support  educational  projects.
                                    These  include mobility  grants  for  students  and  staff,  strategic  partnership
                                    grants for collaborative projects, and capacity-building grants for modernizing
                                    education  systems.  These  grants  enable  institutions  to  develop  and
                                    implement  innovative  teaching  methods,  digital  tools,  and  outreach
                                    strategies.
                Explore the         https://erasmus-plus.ec.europa.eu/it
                website


                                       DIGITAL EDUCATION ACTION PLAN (2021-2027)
                Description         The Digital Education Action Plan outlines the EU's vision for high-quality,
                                    inclusive,  and  accessible  digital  education.  It  focuses  on  two  strategic
                                    priorities: fostering the development of a high-performing digital education
                                    ecosystem  and  enhancing  digital  skills  and  competences  for  the  digital
                                    transformation. Key actions include supporting the development of digital
                                    teaching tools, improving digital infrastructure, and promoting collaboration
                                    between member states to share best practices.
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               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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