Teams of students and seniors from Ulm, Odessa, and Sofia are developing a digital scavenger hunt (Actionbound) to create alternative city tours. The content will highlight locations in each city that are linked to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), promoting awareness of sustainability through interactive experiences.

Background: In 2015, the global community adopted the 2030 Agenda, establishing 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aimed at fostering social, economic, and environmental sustainability worldwide. More information here.

Project Concept: Each scavenger hunt station will be documented with photos and texts and will feature interactive tasks, such as puzzles, questions, or educational insights, designed to engage both digital participants and physical visitors.

The project uses gender issues as a triggering point and an updated tool to encourage adult learners to understand EU history and common values, as well as to encourage them for LLL and get more active in their social circles.
The Slovenian Third Age University Slovenia had been partne rin the international project TAG. The project brings to light the value and role of women throughout history. In this project, the European partners from Romania, Spain, Slovenia, Germany, Italy, France, and Portugal have examined older women’s rights through the lens of national cultures and basic European rights and developed very interesting materials for learners.

More about: https://tagproject.eu/

In cooperation with Danet e.V. and partners in the Danube-Networkers educational network, ILEU e.V. would like to teach multipliers to present the multifunctional online platform ViMA danube (vima-danube.eu) to a broader public at selected locations in the Danube region through targeted analog events.

With the concept “ViMA on tour” we want to show how ViMA Danube can be used across national borders for the exchange of interests in individual partnerships or in internationally composed interest groups.

More HERE:

Danube-Networkers International

This video was recorded during the 8th partner meeting of the international educational network “Danube-Networkers”, organized by Ileu e.V. – ileu.net , the meeting took place as part of the Donaufest Ulm/Neu-Ulm 2024.

Watch the full video here:

ViMA Danube is an online platform designed to connect civil society organizations and individuals from diverse backgrounds across the Danube region. It provides a space for people of different ages, ethnicities, and social situations to engage, collaborate, and share knowledge. Whether you’re looking to connect with like-minded individuals, exchange ideas, or offer your skills, ViMA Danube makes it possible—all while focusing on the people behind the connections, empowered through digital tools.

English is the primary bridge language on ViMA, but the platform is available in 13 additional languages, especially those spoken in the Danube region. You can write in your own language, and easily translate messages from others!

Want to see who we are and what we do? Check out our video from the Danube-Networkers meeting in July 2024 in Ulm:

• Version with English subtitles
• Version with German subtitles

How to use ViMA Danube?
ViMA is simple to use! You can find step-by-step instructions in English, German, Romanian, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Serbian, and Hungarian here:
https://vima-danube.eu/mitmachen

The 8th Partner Meeting of the international educational network “Danube-Networkers“ took place from 11 to 13 July 2024 in the framework of the 13th Danube Festival Ulm/Neu-Ulm 2024. 114 active “Danube-Networkers” educational network members and guests from other EUSDR networks participated. The main focus was on the importance, tasks, and forms of cooperation between civil society organizations and citizens in the Danube Region and Europe. 

More here:  https://donaufest.tastes-of-danube.eu/2024-danube-festival/