e-NetCoM's international meetings are project activities that enable partners to share knowledge and experience in environmental sustainability, education and communication, while giving young people's learning experience a transnational dimension.
The e-NetCoM workshop held at the University of Vienna in Vienna, Austria, was an international event focused on knowledge and experience sharing, educational activities and collaborative learning among project partners.
The international workshop planned with SNSPA in Bucharest, Romania, is part of the project activities as a meeting that will support good-practice sharing, education and collaborative learning among project partners.
e-NetCoM's international activities are not merely events where project partners from different countries meet; they are working environments where the project's approaches to education, environmental communication and collaborative learning can be shared. The Vienna workshop enabled partners to exchange knowledge and experience face to face and jointly assess project activities.
This structure helps connect training activities carried out in Türkiye with the academic and institutional experience of international partners. Local experience can thus be shared within the project consortium, while partners' different approaches contribute to e-NetCoM's education and communication work. The planned SNSPA workshop in Bucharest continues this process of collaborative learning and good-practice sharing.
Sharing partner institutions' experience and implementation approaches from different countries within the project network.
Connecting the learning processes of project partners and young people through training and workshop activities.
Extending knowledge and experience in environmental sustainability to a broader sphere of impact through the communication and media network.
e-NetCoM is implemented under the coordination of RTÜK through cooperation among five institutions from Türkiye, Austria and Romania. International activities are one of the implementation areas that bring the consortium's different institutional and cultural experiences together around shared project goals.