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Football4Reconciliation (F4R)
Increasing interaction and promoting solidarity between Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots through friendly matches, tournaments, workshops and exchanges between football stakeholders.
Ongoing
Reshaping Education for a Social & Sustainable Habitat (RE-HAB)
RE-HAB is a European project shaping the future of education in the habitat sector.
About the project
The RE-HAB project responds to urgent environmental and social challenges linked to construction, architecture and design. While the sector plays a key role in Europe’s economy, it also generates high levels of resource consumption, waste and emissions. At the same time, there is a growing skills gap related to sustainability, digitalisation and social innovation.
We bring together universities, research centres and social organisations to empower the next generation of professionals with the skills they need to build sustainable, inclusive and socially responsible living environments.
Through innovative learning methods, digital tools and micro-credentials, RE-HAB connects circular economy, social innovation and real-world practice. Our goal is to make sustainability practical, accessible and ready to use in classrooms, communities and the labour market.
Expected results
The RE-HAB project will deliver concrete, practical results supporting the green and social transition of the habitat sector. Together, these results will help students, educators and future professionals gain the skills needed to design more sustainable, inclusive and resilient living environments across Europe.
RE-HAB addresses these challenges by:
- defining key competencies for future professionals in the habitat sector,
- developing a joint curriculum focused on circular economy and social innovation
- creating an open-access digital learning platform with innovative training content
- introducing micro-credentials to recognise and validate new skills
- strengthening collaboration between higher education, industry and society
By combining education, technology and social impact, RE-HAB supports the transition to Society 5.0 – where innovation serves both people and the planet. The project enables students, teachers and professionals to actively shape a more sustainable, equitable and resilient built environment in Europe.
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