Project

GENERATIVITY

With the term “generatively” we mean a self-contained system from which users draw an independent ability to create, generate, implement or produce new content unique to that system without additional help or input from the system’s original creators. The term was coined in 1950 by Erik Erikson to denote a concern for establishing and guiding: in Erikson’s “Stages of Psychosocial Development”, generativity is defined as a struggle against stagnation that ascends during adulthood, when a process of guidance left the place for a process of guiding the next generations, from education to any social field, from raising a child to stop a tradition of abuse, from writing a family history to starting new organizations, from designing and implementing innovative ICT tools for PCM and to develop effective and sustainable services. The project aims to make a difference in one’s life, to give back and take care of one’s community. We share our competence to foster new generativity.

MANAGE IT!

Generativity: manage it!” is a project that responds to some of the questions that arise in most of the third sector organizations in various fields: from social intervention to educational, from empowerment disadvantaged groups or individuals, to support employment: The need to acquire, develop & implement skills and competences on Project Cycle Management.

the project’s substantial objectives are to strengthen the competence to design and implement effective and sustainable social interventions by offering learning materials, creation of collaborative and empowering environments and the acquisition of ICT and PCM skills. The project consists of: this very platform (IO1); five training modules (IO2), which will be tested during a 5 days short term training staff event (LTTA); the online tutorials on PCM (IO3); 4 project meetings; the evaluation and the dissemination plan

this very platform (IO1);
- platform: it allows staff from all around Europe to familiarize themselves with the principle of Project Cycle Management; access the training modules on PCM (expected by June 2017) and subsequently the tutorials (expected by fall 2017)
five training modules (IO2),
wich will be tested during a 5 days short term training staff event (LTTA);
- 5 training modules: they are designed to empower the learning responsibility and autonomy in project management of staff and learners. The training modules will be:
  
  1. Financial & programmatic priorities of the EU2020 strategy within various programs
  
  2. How to structure an innovative and sustainable project idea
  
  3. Building an international, national, local partnership
  
  4. Submission procedures according to the guidelines of the European Commission
  
  5. Implementation, evaluation, valorization, dissemination, exploitation of project results
The online tutorials on PCM (IO3);
- tutorials: they are designed and developed as an online instrument to design, develop and manage European projects, specifically targeted to the Erasmus+ program. They represent “how-to” materials, an unofficial method often used by open source communities, which proved to be very effective for learning about ICT tools. Special attention is given to security while using ICT technologies for project management.
4 project meetings;
1 – Torino 4-5 Oct. 2016

2 – Syros 16-17 Jun 2017

3 – Rzeszow 8 Nov 2017

4 – Brussels 22 May 2018
The evaluation and the dissemination plan
- dissemination plan: The dissemination plan is clearly structured according to the cascade effect methodology: – 22 participants to the LTTA Short term joint staff training event – 70 participants to 7 workshops to pass the IO2 training modules on PCM – 1080 minimum individuals receiving the IO2 – 270 participants minimum to 9 multiplier events – minimum 1000 contacts to IO1 and on LinkedIn existing groups receiving all dissemination materials
  
  Here the evaluation reports:
  
  IO1 evaluation report
  IO2 evaluation report
  IO3 evaluation report
  
  LTTA evaluation report

Partners

PARTNERSHIP

FEANTSA (BE)

DANMAR COMPUTERS SP.

DICIANNOVE COOP (IT)

FIOpsd (IT)

KEA (EL)

EEC (UK)

FNARS (FR)

CARDET (CY)

UNIVERSITY OF THESSALIS (EL)