"GEIA CHARA" project was designed taking into consideration the widely shared view that non-native speaking children often face difficulties when coming across academic language in their school environment.

The SciFUN purpose was to address the aforementioned problem. The project aimed to address the challenge of engagement in science through an innovative approach to science teaching, to make learning science Fun and Relevant to students’ contexts, to increase pupils’ motivation & achievement in science and to prepare European educators to better engage pupils in science education.

The aim of the FamilEU is to equip the social workers and other relevant practitioners in areas of social welfare, provide training to family member, in order in their turn to provide a peer to peer support to members of their families who are in need, facilitate their (re) integration both in the society and in the market where appropriate.

The Mediterranean Migration Network (MMN) developed within the framework of “Integration Network” (CY/2018/AMIF/SO2.NO3.3.1/2) with the support of the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund and the Republic of Cyprus. The project commenced in 2012 and it is implemented and lead by the International Research Centre CARDET, in collaboration with the consultancy firm INNOVADE LI.

Το διεθνές ερευνητικό κέντρο CARDET,  σε συνεργασία με την εταιρεία συμβούλων INNOVADE, σας προσκαλούν να συμμετέχετε στο ετήσιο διεθνές συνέδριο του Μεσογειακού Δικτύου Μετανάστευσης (ΜΔΜ) όπου θα συμμετάσχουν φορείς από την Ευρώπη και την Κύπρο.

Υπογράφηκε στις 09/12/2016 η Συμφωνία Επιδότησης μεταξύ της Μονάδας Ευρωπαϊκών Ταμείων, ως Υπεύθυνης Αρχής..

The aim of the Action is to exchange information and best practices with Mediterranean countries and Member States of the European Union (EU), and particularly their Local Authorities, which face similar challenges in respect to the management and the integration of Third Country Nationals in their local communities.

The research identified the needs of Asylum Seekers and beneficiaries of international protection and examined the effectiveness of policies, practices and projects targeting them. A set of recommendations were developed in order to address the identified needs and capitalize on the Best Practices.