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Practitioners
Project coordinator
Project management
Project outcomes
Project partner
Promoter
Quality management
Redundancy
Relevance
Individuals and / or organisations who / which benefit from an EU project
by usage of its outcomes and results.
Usually the co-ordinator and the beneficiary of a project is one and the
same; in some programmes it is possible to have a beneficiary and a coordinator,
which provides management and administrative support to the
beneficiary.
Handling of a process or an activity achieving a certain aim or result by
following a described procedure (work plan); usually this process starts long
before the funded period of an EU project with the writing of the application,
recruitment of a project group and drawing up contracts, and also
lasts beyond the funded period with reporting and finalising administrative
issues. This process also includes several levels, such as product development,
evaluation and dissemination.
Results of an EU project which should show effects on the project group,
stakeholders, target groups or the general public; such outcomes can
include published products, awareness raising, training, conferences, created
networks etc.
Person or organisation who / which is member of a project group but is not
the beneficiary.
beneficiary
evaluation
In pedagogical terms it is the repetition of content or information in order
to increase its sustainable transfer to learners / target groups.
In EU project management terms, the appropriateness of objectives and
aims to the real problems, needs and priorities of the target groups that
the project is supposed to address and to the physical and policy environment
within which it operates.
Sending organisation
Organisation sending a volunteer, guest, visitor etc. during an exchange or
mobility action / project; responsible for selection of participants, preparation
of the mobility and cooperation with the hosting organisation.
Skype
Social cohesion
Stakeholder
Synonym
Syntax
Teamwork
Text
Free internet communication / telephone source (www.skype.com)
Social cohesion is a term used in social policy, sociology and political
science to describe the bonds or "glue" that bring people together in
society, particularly in the context of cultural diversity.
In this setting, and in a very broad sense, a person or organisation with a
legitimate and / or obvious interest in a given situation, action or EU
project etc, e.g. political decision makers, target groups, end users,
funders, media etc.
Different words (or sometimes phrases) with identical or very similar
meanings.
In linguistics this term is used to refer directly to the rules and principles
that govern the sentence structure of any language.
A joint action by two or more people, in which each person contributes
with different skills and expresses his or her individual interests and
opinions to support the unity and efficiency of the group in order to
achieve common goals.
Indicates a distinct cohesive expression in written language. Texts require
to be presented through a script. Various cultures use different alphabets.
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