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Funding period

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Civil Society Completed

Children don't wait!

Lipana ·Slovakia

€95k
Grant awarded
Fund for Non-Governmental Organisations
Programme
15 July 2019
Signed

About this project

<p>The project called “Children Don't Wait!” Is a project designed to help pro-active attitude of all stakeholders &nbsp;to quality changes in education system&nbsp;in Slovakia according to the slogan “We create quality school together”. By effectively combining the forces of diverse groups of actors in education, as well as communicating with the general public through the media, we can take the first step towards a truly good reform of education in Slovakia. The aim of the project - in the interest of children - is a partnership dialogue between all project actors in order to find a common one&nbsp;by constructive discussion good legislative and non-legislative solutions in the field of education.</p>

Bilateral cooperation results

The partner organization from Iceland involved in the project a number of practitioners and experts, not only from Iceland but also from ISEIA's countries of operation. The representative of the Icelandic Ministry of Education attended the final project conference. Both countries gained a lot of information and best practices from each other. For the project promoter, the cooperation with Iceland and ISEIA brought insights into other education systems and the latest trends in key areas of education, which the project promoter could then transfer to the strategic documents in Slovakia, as well as towards the management of the Ministry of Education or the media. At the same time, however, the SR has also been a source of inspiration for both Icelandic and ISEIA actors. As a result, plans for the further development of Slovak-Icelandic and international cooperation in the field of education were created.

Project partners