The project will begin shortly and will run for the next 24 months.
Its main goal is to improve the dialogue between Turkish and EU local authorities and to strengthen their capacities to implement climate and environment-based actions.
Eductrade, through its Consulting Department, is implementing the “Project to Support Economic Diversification: Application of the Lesotho Learning Strategy”.
The project has a duration of 9 months and is funded by the African Development Bank. The Ministry of Education and Training of Lesotho is the beneficiary of the programme. The objective of the project is to support private sector development by improving the development of partnerships, entrepreneurship and capabilities, increasing access to financing and the markets and promoting investments in select sectors that are essential for economic diversification.
The design of a learning programme (learning strategy and implementation roadmap) aims to bridge the gap between the skills provided by training institutions and the needs of the industry.
In particular, Eductrade will assist the tripartite organisation in Lesotho in establishing a dual curriculum pursuant to which graduates of higher education institutions are sufficiently exposed to industrial and business practices to meet market needs and/or can relatively easily enter self-employment or the private sector. In addition, the consultant is expected to develop clear guidelines for improving the effectiveness of the tripartite organisation in monitoring implementation of the dual curriculum.
Eductrade will collaborate with the City Council of Valladolid in submitting projects funded by the European Union.
Eductrade has been awarded the “Framework Agreement for the contracting of assistance in the preparation and drafting of proposals, studies and technical reports for the submission of projects and initiatives to the different European funding mechanisms by the City Council of Valladolid and its public sector entities”..
The Agreement is part of the Recovery Funds launched by the European Union, together with the new Multiannual Financial Framework and the Next Generation funds, aimed at mobilising investment through additional resources that are oriented toward a model of economic growth supported by the technological and digital revolution and a fair ecological transition by boosting investment in R&D and innovation. In order to address this scenario, the City Council of Valladolid needs to have sufficient technical and operational capabilities to obtain the highest possible success rates in its submission of proposals to the various European funding mechanisms, which is the main objective of the Framework Agreement.
Construction of a primary hospital in the Wiwilí de Jinotega community. The covered area of the project consists of a 2,884.59 m² constructed area, distributed across the following buildings:
Eductrade ha sido adjudicataria de la siguiente licitación con fecha 14 de Octubre 2020
That’s English! is an educational programme aimed at teaching the English language through distance learning.
