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ENACTED roundtables.

University in society. Development and integration at EU’s borderlines by dialog and knowledge

exchange.   

The joint roundtables aimed at ‘outsourcing’ the main results of the project to the stakeholders who are not necessarily involved in the academic field: policy-makers, civil society activists, professionals and develop a favourable context for a tripartite debate university-policymakers-society on specific issues in EU Eastern borderlines to find jointly best practices and solutions. The meetings addresed specific topics on ENP and CBC as resulted from research and exchange knowledge within the network. During the 4 years of the project, 32 round tables were organized with 825 participants. To find out more about these events please check the newsletters page.
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• E4.P1.01 (2017) - Round table: Dezvoltarea regional si reforma politici de coeziune post 2020 / Regional Development and Cohesion Policy Reform after 2020) | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (23 February, 2018) | P1 | 22 participants | programme • E4.P1.02 (2018) - Round table: Increasing cross-border cooperation at the eastern border of Romania | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (23 February, 2018) | P1 | 46 participants | programme | poster | photos • E4.P1.03 (2017) - Round table: Rethinking the European Neighbourhood Policy and the Eastern Partnership – the best way forward?| Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (23 February, 2018) | P1 | 19 participants | programme • E4.P1.04 (2019) - Round table: Resilience and the EU's Eastern Neighbourhood countries. From the theoretical concepts to a normative agenda | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (18 May, 2019) | P1 | 15 participants | programme • E4.P1.05 (2020) - Round table: Enhancing cooperation at the border of the European Union | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (17 October, 2020) | P1 | 17 participants | programme • E4.P1.06 (2021) - Round table: Assessing the impact and limits of the EU’s neighbourhood instruments in the eastern borderland regions | Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania (3 July, 2021) | P1 | 43 participants | programme • E4.P2.01 (2018) - Round table: The Future of World Order: Stability or Disarray | University of Oradea, Romania (25 October, 2018) | P2 | 42 participants | programme • E4.P2.02 (2019) - Round table: Power and Borders in the New World Order – Working on Solutions to Improve the Efficiency of the Neighbouring Instruments | University of Oradea, Romania (7-8 November, 2019) | P2 | 46 participants | programme • E4.P2.03 (2021) - Round table: Eastern EU Borders in time of Pandemic Consolidating the academic-civil society-policy- making triangle (hybrid event) | University of Oradea, Romania (28 May, 2021) | P2 | 21 participants | programme • E4.P3.01 (2019) - Round table: Enhancing EU actorness in EaP | University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava, Romania (9 May, 2019) | P3 | 12 participants | programme • E4.P3.02 (2021) - Round table: Consolidating the academic civil, society, policy making triangle (hybrid event) | University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava, Romania (6 March, 2021) | P3 | 31 participants | programme • E4.P3.03 (2021) - Round table: Students’ needs and expectation regarding educational programs in the cross-border area | University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava, Romania (29 June, 2021) | P3 | 28 participants | programme • E4.P3.04 (2021) - Round table: Agile universities. Ready for the future challenges for cross-border cooperation | University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava, Romania (9 July, 2021) | P3 | 29 participants | programme • E4.P3.05 (2021) - Round table: The development of educational policies and research programs in the context of cross- border cooperation | University Stefan cel Mare of Suceava, Romania (28 July, 2021) | P3 | 31 participants | programme • E4.P4,P5.01 (2018) - Round table: Enhancing EU actorness in EaP | Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, Republic of Moldova (6 December, 2018) | P4, P5 | 24 participants | programme • E4.P4,P5.02 (2019) - Round table: Enhancing EU actorness in the Eastern Partnership | Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, Republic of Moldova (23 August, 2019) | P4, P5 | 24 participants | programme • E4.P4,P5.03 (2021) - Round table: Enhancing EU actorness in the Eastern Partnership (online) | Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, Republic of Moldova (21 May, 2021) | P4, P5 | 135 participants | programme • E4.P6.01 (2018) - Round table: Enhancing UE actorness in EaP | Moldova State University, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova (21 June, 2018) | P6 | 29 participants | programme • E4.P6.02 (2019) - Round table: Cooperation within EU neighbourhood policy: instruments, solutions and opportunities for the republic of Moldova | Moldova State University, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova (12 April, 2019) | P6 | 29 participants | programme • E4.P6.03 (2021) - Round table: Consolidating the academic-civil society-policy-making triangle in the context of European integration (online event)  | Moldova State University, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova (16 April, 2021) | P6 | 14 participants | programme • E4.P7.01 (2018) - Round table: EU Neighbourhood Policy and Ukraine-Moldova Relations | NGO “PIC” & Odessa National University, Ukraine (8 May, 2018), P7 | 20 participants | programme • E4.P7.02 (2019) - Round table: The Future of Europe - The European Union after the Elections and beyond | NGO “PIC” & Odessa National University, Ukraine (19 June, 2019), P7 | 26 participants | programme • E4.P7.03 (2021) - How EU actorness has changed in times of pandemic?  (hybrid event) | NGO “PIC” & Odessa National University, Ukraine (4 August, 2021), P7 | 19 participants | programme • E4.P8, P9.01 (2018) - Round table: Enhancing the EU’s Actorness in EaP: Challenges and Opportunities | Chernivtsi National University, Ukraine (7 September, 2018) | P8, P9 | 22 participants | programme • E4.P8, P9.02 (2018) - Round table: Eastern Partnership: How not to miss opportunities | Bukovyna hotel, Chernivtsi, Ukraine (9 October, 2018) | P8, P9 | 25 participants | programme • E4.P8, P9.03 (2021) - Round table: The impact of global challenges on the implementation of the EU policy toward the Eastern Partnership countries (Hybrid event)  | Chernivtsi National University, Ukraine (14 May, 2021) | P8, P9 | 28 participants | programme • E4.P10.01 (2021) - Round table: Enhancing the EU actorness in the EaP: problems and prospective (Hybrid event)  | Belarusian State University, Belarus (18 March, 2021) | P10 | 23 participants | programme • E4.P10.02 (2021) - Round table: Working on solutions to improve the efficiency of the neighbouring instruments: CBC, ENI, etc. (Hybrid event) | Belarusian State University, Belarus (16 April, 2021) | P10 | 36 participants | programme • E4.P10.03 (2021) - Round table: Coordination of efforts in the triangle “university-civil society-state administration" for innovative and regional development (Hybrid event) | Belarusian State University, Belarus (30 April, 2021) | P10 | 20 participants | programme • E4.P11.01 (2018) - Round table: European Union and Eastern Partnership: achievements and perspectives  | Warsaw School of Economics, Poland (27 September, 2018) |P11 | 13 participants | programme • E4.P11.02 (2019) - Round table: The perspectives of cooperation with Eastern Partnership countries in the aspect of Polish membership in the EU  | Warsaw School of Economics, Poland (19 June, 2018) |P11 | 9 participants | programme • E4.P12.01 (2018) - Round table: EU Eastern Borders: Attitudes – Approaches – Agendas  | University of Debrecen, Hungary (8 November, 2018) | P12 | 28 participants | programme
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roundtables.

University in society. Development and

integration at EU’s borderlines by dialog

and knowledge exchange.   

The joint roundtables aimed at ‘outsourcing’ the main results of the project to the stakeholders who are not necessarily involved in the academic field: policy-makers, civil society activists, professionals and develop a favourable context for a tripartite debate university-policymakers-society on specific issues in EU Eastern borderlines to find jointly best practices and solutions. The meetings addresed specific topics on ENP and CBC as resulted from research and exchange knowledge within the network. During the 4 years of the project, 32 round tables were organized with 825 participants. To find out more about these events please check the newsletters page.

“EU Neighbours’ day – together for a

common future”.

The “EU Neighbours’ day – together for a common future” will be a novel concept developed within our network which will be organised in each of the partner institutions on the 7th of May each year, thus coinciding with the launching day of the Eastern Partnership. This day will be organised in order to celebrate the neighbourly relations The highlights of the day will consist of different cultural exhibitions having the ‘idea of Europe’ as centrepiece, various artistic and cultural events, debates about Europe providing explanations about the EU integration process, answering questions about what the EU actually means, how it functions, an awarding ceremony for a planned essay contest etc.  The organisation of such a day will have a positive impact on relevant target groups (particularly young academics) on improving knowledge about European integration and the development of professional competence in the field. Moreover, such an event can have a strong potential for generating transformative processes in society and economy of neighbouring countries with long-term impact of reducing border effects. From our previous experiences and observations, we have noticed that particularly among the wider public in the neighbouring countries the knowledge about the EU is still relatively poor. This has had a detrimental effect on the efficiency of neighbouring instruments and cross-border cooperation which we seek to counter by offering explanations and raising awareness about the positive implications of the EU integration process. Activity responsible: Sorin MAZILU (P1) Results The Neighbours’ day was a real reason of celebration within the network, the organizers and participants showing both interest and enthusiasm for the activities included in the event. Each partner designed its own approach for the event, the only common nominator being the essay contest. As a consequence, a friendly and constructive competition was initiated within the network partners in order to see who is able to organize the most interesting and creative activities. Among the activities that where organized, we mention: treasure hunt on EU subjects, art exhibitions, seminars and discussions panels, interactive workshops, posters contests, etc. The event gain rapidly popularity in each partner country, being promoted by press, television, supermarket chains, etc. The success of the activities was a very pleasant surprise for us. For this reason, we plan in the future to organize more learning opportunities of this type, which brings along interesting information, creativity and people from all partners. Estimated no. of participants: 500