Erasmus+ is the EU programme for education, training, youth and sport. The Erasmus+ programme, which runs until 2020, is the result of the merger of seven previous programmes and extends opportunities to a wide range of people and organisations.

Erasmus+ supports training missions in adult education organisations abroad. These activities can be structured courses, training periods abroad, periods of job/observation at school or other relevant organisations.

2019

Project Code: 2019-1-PT01-KA104-060215

Name:  Mina de Ciência – Comunicar Ciência nos Extremos

Relevance of the Project: “Mina de Ciência – Comunicar Ciência nos Extremos” project aims to train the team of innovative science and heritage communication tools and thus improve and expand its range of activities to bring together audiences of different age groups. The team’s participation in structured training courses will increase their skills, motivation and tools to also work with audiences with special educational needs.

2018

Project Code: 2018-1-PT01-KA104-047068

Name: Mina de Ciência – Explorar Recursos Educativos

Relevance of the Project: Increased skills and professional development of the staff of the proposing organization. The ACCVL in three axes of action with the different target audiences, among which the adult populations: Communication of science, valorization of cultural heritage and natural heritage.

2017

Project Code: 2017-1-PT01-KA104-035302

Name: M.I.N.A. – M.I.N.A. – Motivar, Incluir, Naturalmente Atrair

Project Relevance: The proposal offers adequate training opportunities for the development of professional knowledge and competencies of the people involved, since it can relate the expected learning results of the participants, depending on the needs identified.

A support line for accessible tourism was to support projects related to the physical adaptation of public spaces, resources and services of tourist interest to people with specific needs, temporary or permanent, in order to ensure an inclusive reception to all tourists. In 2019, the A

2019

Lousal Ciência Viva Center’ application entitled MINA D’ABRAÇOS was approved, within the scope of the Affordable Tourism Support line, promoted by Turismo de Portugal.

This line of funding aims to promote the continuous qualification of destinations through the regeneration, requalification and rehabilitation of public spaces with interest for tourism and the enhancement of the cultural and natural heritage of the country.

2019

Project under the “Fundo Azul” Program, whose promoter is the Tavira Ciência Viva Center. Lousal Ciência Viva Center is a partner, with activities of cleaning beaches, acquisition and assembly of a plastic recycling equipment, to be installed in Lousal Ciência Viva Center.

MAR AZUL: Comunicar para Envolver e Educar

Project under the Blue Fund Program, whose promoter is the Centro Ciência Viva de Aveiro. Lousal Ciência Viva Center is a partner with awareness-raising and environmental education activities. The activities will take place within doors, through Lectures and Workshops, as well as on the beaches of Sines and Grândola, associating the activities within “Programa Bandeira Azul”.

2019

The LIFE RIBERMINE project “Fluvial freshwater habitat recovery through geomorphic-based mine ecological restoration in Iberian Peninsula” (LIFE18 ENV / ES / 000181), has an estimated duration of 4 ½ years (September 2019 to March 2024) and an AFTER-LIFE continuity plan of 5 years.

LIFE RIBERMINE is based on a multidisciplinary approach, in areas affected by mining activities in the Iberian Peninsula, where pioneering techniques of geomorphological restoration (GeoFluv-Natural Regrade and Talus ROYAL®) are combined with landscape evolution models (SIBERIA) and revegetation with native species. It is intended to promote a complete environmental recovery which recreates the original landscapes, having positive impacts on the soils, on the cleaning of contaminated waters and on the quality of riparian habitats.

 
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