22-MOB-0040-mobility project

About this project

<p>The project assures the opportunities for running of both students and teaching staff mobility in the frame of partnership between TUIASI ( “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi, Romania and 4 partner institutions from Norway: NMBU (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway), NTNU (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), UiT (The Arctic University of Norway) and Tofan Akitektur As: Tofan Arkitektur As Tromso.<br> The current agreement with NMBU for the period 2021 -2023 has been signed after the previous one was successfully implemented. The current agreement with NMBU for the period 2021 -2023 has been signed after the previous one was successfully implemented. Taking into consideration the needs in the water sector in Romania (treatment of wastewaters and treatment of water in order to prepare drinking water, especially in small communities isolated from the other facilities (e.g. Danube Delta), the university tried to focus the attention on this topics, using the financial recourses from EEA grants. They intend to improve the communication system between public organizations, administrative authorities (county / government) and civil society (also reprhe agreement with UiT came a consequence of the participation at the "Staff Week with focus on EEA and Norway grants" organized in Norway in the period 04-07 November 2019.esented by local NGOs) in some demo site located Danube Delta and to provide dissemination of information of interest. he agreement with NTNU was signed in 2018 for the field of Engineering for Master and Ph.D. students and academic staff. The agreement with Tofan Akitektur As: Tofan Arkitektur As Tromso s recently signed in the field of Architecture in order to perform training mobility for students and academic/ administrative staff.</p>

Bilateral cooperation results

It is very important to have a donor project because the value of the grants is higher compared to other European programs and in this way the beneficiaries are more attracted to apply. Having a donor project partner brought several significant benefits to the project: Funding: The donor provided essential financial resources, enabling the project to cover the mobility costs. Expertise and Guidance: Donor partners often bring expertise and experience in project management and implementation, offering valuable guidance and best practices. Network and Connections: The donor's established networks and connections can open doors for collaboration with other organizations, stakeholders, and potential funders, broadening the project's reach and impact. Credibility and Support: institutions with a reputable donor can enhance the project's credibility, attracting additional support from other sources and increasing stakeholder confidence. Monitoring and Evaluation: Donor partners typically emphasize robust monitoring and evaluation processes, ensuring the project stays on track and meets its goals effectively. Sustainability: The support and resources from the donor can help in planning for the project's long-term sustainability beyond the initial funding period. Strengthened Bilateral Relations: The collaboration fostered stronger ties between the donor country and the recipient country, enhancing diplomatic and economic relationships. Mutual Benefits: Both parties benefited from shared expertise and resources. Capacity Building: The recipient country's institutions and personnel often received training and capacity-building support, leading to improved local capabilities and self-sufficiency in managing similar projects in the future. Policy Alignment: The collaboration often resulted in the alignment of policies and strategies between the two countries, promoting common goals such as economic development, environmental sustainability, or public health improvements.

Project partners

• Norwegian University of Science and Technology Donor project partner· Norway
• UiT Norges arktiske universitet i Narvik Donor project partner· Norway
• Tofan Arkitectur AS Donor project partner· Norway
• Norwegian University of Life Sciences Donor project partner· Norway