Qec-ERAN together with other partners is involved in several new projects which are fincanced by the European Commission. To read more click on the following links:
Luden Genearal Assembly and Study Tour 2011 : Multi-Cultural Europe: The Challenge of Integration
Modena, 16 to 18 June 2011
The issue of integration has once again become a “hot” issue. Governments in the UK, Germany, Holland, France and Belgium have over the past year announced that “Multi-culturalism has failed”. Alongside this, there has been a growing backlash against immigration as evidenced by the increasing success of far right parties both at national and European levels. The backlash is not just directed at “foreigners”. EU citizens such as Roma have faced violent reactions to their presence across Europe.At the same time structural demographic change in the EU means that more immigration is essential in order to meet the economic goals of the EU 2020 strategy.
Our event seeks to highlight the reality of integration at an EU and local level. On day one there will be inputs that address the EU integration agenda and actions that are being taken at local level in Modena (IT), Charleroi (BE) and Amadora (PT). These will be followed by study visits to projects on the ground in Modena.
Day two will be one of “political” debate. Has Multi-Culturalism failed? We will have panel of politicians from Italy and Belgium alongside activists and academics working in this field.
This video is a compilation of different moments of the Open Days workshop that LUDEN held last month, during the Open Days Week. This video illustrates the theme of the debate “A New Paradigm for Urban Local Development".
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QEC-ERANLive: a tool for Project management
QeC-ERAN LIVE is an innovative plate form seeking new interactive tools to deal with the project management process. Instead of using old Internet email way to communicate between partners, this plate form will put the partners themselves in the front line, repeatedly ask them for inputs, questionnaires, feedbacks from the local level, sharing documents online as well as open discussion and in-depth and latest news around the project’s issues. As a participant in QeC-ERAN LIVE your gift will be the knowledge that you bring, and through this gift to create a circulation of ideas, reflections and resources.
In QEC-ERAN LIVE you will find:
Project description
People related to the project
News related to the theme of the project
Documentation provided alongside the project
Forum of discussions
Agenda of the project
The first project we are managing with QEC-ERAN LIVE is Healthy & Wealthy together click here>>
Open Days Off 2010, 6th October
The LOCAL URBAN DEVELOPMENT EUROPEAN NETWORK (LUDEN aka QeC-ERAN) invites you to our third OPEN DAYS OFF event.
Is the European experiment becoming more democratic? This is a moment of crisis for the EU project. The Lisbon Treaty was born out of a failing democratic system for Europe. It stemmed from the rejection by both French and Dutch voters of the European Constitution, the previous incarnation of the Lisbon Treaty. Turnout in EP elections has hit an all time low. In this context, the need to connect Europe to its citizens has become a key priority.
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“Sensitising professionals from health services providers to meet the needs of migrant groups”
The first Peer Review Workshop of the project HEALTHY and WEALTHY TOGETHER will take place in Roquetas de Mar (South Spain) on the 9th to 11 th of June 2010.
The partners and their Local Action Group will participate to a Training course organised by Doctors of the World UK and presents Case Studies around local initiatives to “Sensitising professionals and volunteers from health to meet the need of migrant groups”.
The objective of this transnational workshop is to improve policy and practice in relation to through evaluation, comparison and discussion with partners and external experts. By doing this, partners will strengthen the implementation of Common Basic Principles at local level.
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European Social Inclusion Platform (ESIP) ESIP is a multi-sectoral, Europe wide network which brings together key organisations and actors who are actively involved in addressing the issue of social inclusion at a local, regional, national and/or European level. The founding organisations are: Quartiers en Crise-European Regeneration Areas network, Bratislava Self Governing Region and the City of Pezinok (SK). Read more >>
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