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Dissemination

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DISSEMINATION REPORT
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Partners:
36,6 Competence Centre
Name of the person involved in the event:
Anna Ziemecka-Poteraj; Jakub Poteraj; Grzegorz Grodek
Date of the event:
10 December 2015 - 11 December 2015
Type of Dissemination event:
Transnational Meetings
Description of Dissemination Event:
Dissemination of project results and update on activities to participants of C-95 Challenge Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership Meeting, organized by 36,6 Competence Centre in Lodz. Participants from VET providers and Universities from Austria, Italy, Spain, Switzerland.
Target group:
Experts
Training Agencies
Universities
Association
Number of people reached by event:
11
Held in:
Lodz (Poland)
Outcomes, Results and Evaluation:
Goerudio Brochures distributed; 36,6 CC booklets distributed; face to face conversations
Supporting Documents:

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