The Rector of the Rivne Medical Academy, Roman Shustyk, took part in an offline training in Lviv dedicated to preparing an application for funding under the European EaSI (Employment and Social Innovation) program.

This training is a real step towards attracting international resources for the development of the academy.

The training took place as part of a large international initiative that helps communities work more effectively with internally displaced persons, people returning from abroad, and solve challenges in the labor market. The project is being implemented with the support of the German Government and international partners.

During the training, the participants worked on how to:

— correctly formulate the project idea in accordance with EU requirements;

— build a logic of social change that will convince European experts;

— find international partners and create a strong consortium;

— correctly prescribe the budget and structure of the project;

— clearly show the results and their impact.

Participation in such programs opens up access to European funding, allows for the implementation of modern educational and social projects, expands international cooperation, and creates more opportunities for students and teachers. And this is extremely important, because we teach those who are trusted!