Peace_Education_Concept-Frame
This concept note provides a summary of overarching themes, topics, methodologies and approaches that country beneficiaries can consider for the implementation of PE. However, it is imperative that the EaP country beneficiaries identify the relevant and specific adaptation, tailoring and implementation of PE to their country needs and contexts. This may include reflections on how to identify methodologies, objectives and indicators to assess and report on progress and process as well as who could be relevant and reliable partners design and implement PE curricula, courses and programs. Overall, the project aims to foster mutual understanding and practice of PE through cross-border exchange of knowledge, experiences and ideas between Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia and contribute to broader regional peacebuilding efforts.
Report on National needs analysis Ukraine
This document aims to summarize the main contents and results of the needs assessment in peace education and peace studies in Ukraine. Activities implemented in the first part of the development phase of the Erasmus + Project ReaceEdu, Curriculum Reform to Promote Education for Peace in Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova, Grant agreement 101128854-PeaceEdu-ERASMUS-EDU-2023-CBHE, coordinated by the Tampere University, Finland.
Report on National needs analysis Georgia
Summary of Needs Assessment in Georgia in Georgian
This document aims to summarize the main contents and results of the needs assessment in peace education and peace studies in Georgia. It is a careful investigation of country-specific needs and challenges guided and approved by methodology of needs assessment and precise adjustment to the local concept of Peace Education by EU experts and beneficiary project members.
Report on National needs analysis Moldova
This document aims to summarize the main contents and results of the needs assessment in peace education and peace studies in Moldova. It is a careful investigation of country-specific needs and challenges guided and approved by methodology of needs assessment and precise adjustment to the local concept of Peace Education by EU experts and beneficiary project members.
