Funding for coding project to boost digital skills of young pupils, in particular girls, in the EU Code Week framework
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The aim of this call is to identify and promote grassroots coding projects in Austria, Germany and Liechtenstein that align with the mission of EU Code Week, which is to promote coding, computational thinking, and digital skills across Europe. The objectives are: - Promoting the development of innovative and scalable coding activities for children and young people, especially girls. - Supporting initiatives that integrate coding into educational contexts and foster engagement. - Encouraging the involvement of the local community and strengthening collaboration between various actors and stakeholders. - Prioritizing projects that close the gender gap and promote diversity in STEM education.
Beneficiary & submission
Terms and condition are published on our website; call will be promoted via our social media channels and newsletter and via the Code Week community in the participating countries. A selection committee will evaluate the applications and select the project to be awarded the grant according to selection criteria.
Further information
For further information please access https://www.science-on-stage.de/foerdermittel-eu-code-week
This call (as well as the financial support that will be provided through it) is NOT an EU action. This call is launched solely by Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. Financial support for the selected successful applicants will be provided directly by Science on Stage Deutschland e.V., acting in its own name and under its own responsibility. Science on Stage Deutschland e.V. bears full responsibility for the preparation and drafting of this call, as well as for the selection of successful applicants who will receive the financial support.
The publication of this call on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal is solely for information purposes, with the aim of increasing the visibility of the call to the general public, including potential applicants (e.g. students). This publication should not be interpreted as direct or indirect approval of the content or conditions of this call by the relevant EU authorities, nor as any form of waiver of the above-described responsibilities of Science on Stage Deutschland e.V.