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Foreword At a workshop in Prague, a French colleague who had just arrived posed the question as to whether a project such as TRAMP could really make a vital contribution in solving society’s problems or whether it would merely accumulate a host of problems. He met with a vehement reaction, and rightly so. Mobility of the elderly is a topic which is becoming increasingly more important in view of current demographic trends. New possibilities of funding have therefore been created in order to promote an elderly exchange within Europe. For the last two years, we have been working on an EU-funded project called TRAMP TRAnsnational Mobility of older People – working in manual teamwork projects. The aim of the project was to facilitate access to Europe for elderly people with limited foreign language skills, and to increase transnational mobility of elderly people within Europe. At the core, there were transnational manual work projects for people willing to work on a voluntary basis. In addition, the participation of younger people created an intergenerational approach. The results of the project speak for themselves. We have people who have become active and who have discovered mobility within Europe, people for who in this past this was not possible. We are talking about people with few language skills and who do not have the necessary means to afford services such as translators, people who had to be won over to the idea of an exchange programme which in turn, would only be feasible with a rigid programme structure providing the necessary security for such an adventure. The feedback from those involved proved the success of this venture. Supporting factors in the background made it possible to communicate with one another even beyond the language barriers. In this case, the supporting factors were the manual work-oriented projects as well as the intergenerational approach with TRAMP. They have made a central contribution to the success of the whole project and opened a field of learning which has enormous potential for the citizens of Europe. Regina Schumacher-Goldner Chairwoman Arbeit und Leben DGB/VHS NW, Director of the Volkshochschule Hamm, the municipal adult education Center. 7
TRAMP – Transnational Mobility of Older People in Europe 8 Part I Statement Ageing in Europe primarily results from economic, social and medical improvements. These improvements provide the possibility to live a long, pleasant and secure life. At the same time ageing is one of the greatest challenges for the European Union. TRAMP makes an active effort to increase the degree of mobility within the European Union and enables older Europeans to play an active role in social and economic life. The Regional Representation of the European Commission in Bonn welcomes and supports the aim of TRAMP to facilitate access to Europe for older people with limited foreign language skills and to increase transnational mobility within the European Union. TRAMP supports older Europeans to pass on their manual work experiences, which requires few foreign language capacities. Particularly with regard to transnational and intergenerational communication and teamwork, TRAMP makes it possible for older Europeans to learn from youngsters and for youngsters to learn from the more experienced. It is a great opportunity for both sides not only to remove generational, cultural, and national barriers, but also to be aware of how substantially the European Union has changed over the last decades. Stephan Koppelberg European Commission, Head of EU-Representation,Bonn
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