ICDE, SEAMEO and EU partners in a new project
 
Enhancing cooperation with Southeast Asian and European countries through a new EU supported project: the CAE e-LEARN.
 
ICDE together with European and SEAMEO partners submitted a proposal to the European Commission called "CAE e-LEARN"  within the framework of the Asia IT&C Program on March 15 2002. 29 proposals were submitted, only 9 were accepted, among them the CAE e-LEARN.

The European Commission (EC) launched the Asia IT&C Programme in October 1999 in order to co-finance mutually beneficial partnerships in Information Technology and Communication between Europe and Asia. Asia IT&C has been granted a budget of €30 million to run the Programme, including the additional budget of €5 million that has been approved by the EC for the recent participation of China (since 10 October 2001).

The Programme can supply up to 80% co-financing to Information Technology and Communication projects proposed by a consortium of organisations from the EU and participating Asian countries/territories.

Intensifying co-operation between Europe and Asia is central to strengthening economic relations across both regions, and in creating opportunities to develop and share in the overwhelming benefits IT&C provides.

For more details about the project, access the European Commission website here and then click under number 21-24:
 
Number

21-24

Component
Liaise with European IT&C initiatives & programmes
Area of Activity

Education, Society

Title

Connecting Southeast Asia & Europe e-Learning Models: CAE e-LEARN

http://europa.eu.int/comm/europeaid/projects/asia-itc/html/sheets.htm

 


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