Aim: creation of digital learning resources for mobile devices to improve the educational integration of disadvantaged learners in the educational system (retention of Roma children in schools, better utilization of learning material in the training of students with special educational needs, the opportunity for better integration of disadvantaged students in the existing educational system and possible inclusion of isolated people due to socio-economic reasons in the system). Outputs: development and adaptation of training modules, improvement of qualification of teachers dealing with students at risk, new teaching methods with the use of mobile technologies and devices. Impact to policy making: mRIDGE concept is positioned to constitute an important step towards promoting a broader approach to risk group inclusion and is focused on achieving more comprehensive and coherent policies for the broader social inclusion of vulnerable people. The educational outcomes of the project alongside with the participation of European and national stakeholders and representatives of the local and national authorities, responsible for the provision of integrated support education, is a guarantee, that the project will provoke acknowledgement of this inclusion challenge and will put in place strategies to overcome and prevent further exclusion of disadvantaged young people. The dissemination and exploitation activities and the transnational co-operation measures, embedded in the project work plan, will guarantee European level of visibility of the project results. Following this strategy, the project will contribute to improvement of the present policy measures and good practices and will reinforce the development of new policies and practices in the fields of disadvantaged groups and Roma young people education at the EU member states. By following this strategy it will have a direct impact on European policy making in the fields of education and training.

The MOVEment Spaces project’s overall objective is to enhance innovation in the delivery of physical activity programmes in existing urban spaces/facilities Thus, the project takes a starting point in a setting, which is urban spaces that are beyond traditional sport facilities, and assists the development and sharing of the most novel and effective offers for European citizens in those given spaces.Key areas the project will explore in this field are thus•Partnerships between municipalities and civic organisations/sport clubs•Inclusivity: targeting the hard-to-reach populations•Stakeholder involvement and democratisation of public space •Focus space: Parks and healthy trails•Focus space: City squares•Focus space: Water facilities The project’s specific objectives are:Objective 1: To build the knowledge base for quality urban space physical activity programmingObjective 2: To build capacities to enhance urban space physical activity programmingObjective 3: To establish and run “Open Source Innovation Lab” as thematic network of organisations working in the fieldObjective 4: To disseminate results and widen the impact of the projectObjective 5: (horizontal/management objective): To ensure quality in the coordination, monitoring and evaluation of the projectThe partnership behind this proposal is quite unique. Based on a group of Expert Institutions, a group of key European Cities; and grassroots sport promoters, we have established Pairs of Cities and sport organisations in each of the relevant countries – these pairs are in turn responsible for key aspects of the project, including actually testing project-based programmes on the ground. The involvement of Barcelona, Paris, Birmingham, Wroclaw and Plovdiv is a particularly strong asset, knowing that municipalities generally and the major ones in particular have only been involved to a limited degree in previously supported Erasmus+Sport Collaborative Partnerships.

GINNGER will ease the regeneration of neighbourhoods and built environments through the implementation of co-creation processes in heterogeneous stakeholders structures. This will facilitate the planification and implementation of actions in local environments, leading to a reduction of social, environmental, technological and economic risks thus to deliver healthy, affordable and sustainable built environments in EU. The project will create positive social impact in neighbourhoods by stablishing and validating the GINNGER co-creation methodology aimed at supporting decision-making procedures for regeneration actions. The co-creation methodology will rely on SSH innovations for social progress and the enhancement of public policies. The project will put special emphasis on the validation of the co-creation methodology in 6 pilots: P1. Langreo (ES), P2. Plovdiv (BG), P3. Massagno in (CH), P4. Murcia (ES), P5. Orte (IT) and P6. Paris (FR). Within these pilots, the co-creation methodology will support the implementation of 21 Regeneration Actions. Moreover, GINNGER will set-up a local figure called the Green Neighbourhood Facilitator, which will ensure that voices across pilots are heard and will lead the capacity buildings actions at local level. To complement the implementation of the regeneration actions from a technical perspective, GINNGER will develop and validate a digital toolkit to support the planification, implementation and operation of the regeneration actions. The digital toolkit will be composed by a total of 13 digital solutions grouped into four blocks dealing with Energy, Renovation, Resources and Mobility. As a result, GINNGER will set long-term strategies for the planification and implementation of cooperative models for neighbourhood regeneration, facilitated by the generation of 14 key exploitable results during the project. The implementation of such an ambitious project requires of a consortium of 24 partners from 8 EC member states.