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TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe
Presentation of the TRAMP Project at
Important National and European Events
(Presentations, flyers, contacts...)
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Conference European Commission “Äl-
tere Menschen - Mobil in Europa” Berlin
03/08
Commission thematic seminar on older
volunteering in Brussels 03/09
Nationales Forum Engagement Berlin
05/09
9. Deutscher Seniorentag in Leipzig
06/09
Sommerakademie “Dialog der Generationen”
Remscheid 07/09
„SenEmpower - Hallo Nachbar“, Graz,
09/09
NECE-Konferenz, “The Impact of Cul-
tural and Citizenship Education on Social
Cohesion” Vilnius 12/2009
EMIL European Map of Intergenera-
tional Learning- Network meeting Berlin
12/09
„Europe for Citizen’s Conference“ in
Brussels (12/2009)
GRUNDTVIG dissemination conference
in Brussels 26.-28.1.2010
2. Building Synergies among the
WPs of the Project
Close communication and cooperation
between these WPs was necessary to use synergies
between networking, dissemination,
valorisation and exploitation measures.
Actions to support the development consisted
of different steps during the project’s
lifetime.
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Firstly BAGSO has been involved in fi-
nalizing the proposed structure of the
database.
Secondly European advertising has been
taken to promote the involvement of relevant
organisations and projects.
Thirdly BAGSO has been very active as
developer, author and writer of a special
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“European information” section (news,
actions, publications), as an additional
part of the project-database to attract
potential members.
3. Enlarging the Transfer of
Knowledge and Developing
European Links and Opportunities
National organisations find themselves
confined by their national borders – not
knowing where to start and how to discover
potential partners, information sources
and funding opportunities in Europe.
Thus a sustainable implementation of the
TRAMP results requires information about
links and opportunities – specially public
(European) funding in order to force the
capacity of the participating organisations
as well as raise awareness and create an age
and mobility community with a range of
different opportunities.
Activities have been developed in different
steps:
The use of all transnational events and
meetings has been instrumental in building
stronger European networks and partnerships
for exploiting the project results.
This means:
• Involving the existing first European
contacts of the project partners, inviting
them to the seminars and conferences in
Prague and Düsseldorf.
• Involving participants and speakers from
relevant European networks in Prague
and Düsseldorf (SevenNetwork, European
Network of older volunteers).
• In order to initiate and support the development
of new European projects
concerning senior and intergenerational
work, those involved were informed
about European strategies, initiatives
and programmes in the field of LLL,
culture and active citizenship, and were