EVENTS
To kick off the month of April, we are getting ready for an exciting event and we want YOU to be part of it!
Be prepared for an unprecedented experience as you immerse yourself in the world of public procurement of innovation. 🌍
Join us for our exclusive webinar for PPI Managers!
It’s going to be an insightful session packed with valuable information and engaging discussions.
Date: 3rd of April
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM (CET Time)
Place: Online via ZOOMLet’s shape the future by revolutionizing management with innovation!
NEWSLETTERS
NEWS
Exciting News for Professionals in Public Procurement and Innovation: Introducing the launch of our Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) as part of the Erasmus+ PPI GO project!
The PPI GO Multiplier Event for the PPI GO project was implemented with great success by the Institute of Entrepreneurship Development (iED) in Larissa, Greece. 40 individuals representing various stakeholders, including adult learners, educators, and local organization representatives, actively engaged in the event on March 13th at JOIST Innovation Park.
The Swiss multiplier event was organised in the prestigious Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne (www.ehl.ch), N° 1 worldwide higher education business management school applied to hospitality, promoted by EFCoCert, on November 27th, 2023.
GIP FIPAN, the French partner in the Erasmus + PPI GO project, organised the PPI GO Multiplier Event on 23 February 2024 at the Hôtel Campanile Promenade des Anglais in Nice, focusing on the future of public procurement for innovation. The event provided an opportunity to present this innovative and performant European management tool, in particular through MOOCs on public procurement and certification badges.
On 29th of February and 1st of March, 2024, the partners in the Erasmus + PPI GO project met for a decisive last TPM in Lausanne, Switzerland, at the premises of the Swiss partner EFCOCERT, who we wish to thank for the warm reception. This meeting marked an important stage in the development of the project, enabling the partners to discuss the progress made
and define the very last steps before the project is finalised.
The Portuguese multiplier event was organized by Municipality of Lousada, in February 2024.
The multiplier event was held at the Casa das Videiras, located in the Urban Park of Lousada.
Many participants came to explore the potential of Public Procurement of Innovation in Portugal and were curious to know the work produced by Erasmus+ project PPI GO.
The multiplier event was organized by EXEO LAB, in collaboration with LUM and under the patronage of the Chamber of Commerce and the Order of Accountants of the Basilicata region.
The multiplier event, held at the Potenza Chamber of Commerce, was attended by professionals in the field of public procurement of Innovation.
The PPI GO project and the presentation of its results were the central focus of the event.
Halfway the end of the project, the third steering committee of the PPI GO project took place on 27 and 28 April 2023, hosted by Municipality of Lousada, in Portugal.
During one and a half days, nine participants representing the partner organizations discussed the progress of the planned activities, mainly regarding the three project results, and defined the next steps to go from there.
The second steering committee of the PPI GO project took place on 28 and 29 September 2022 at the GIP FIPAN premises in Nice. It was the first time that all the partners met in person after several months of virtual meetings.
During one and a half days, the 11 participants representing the 6 partner organizations could discuss the progress in the implementation of the project activities.
At the kick-off meeting, the partners met to discuss the development of the project “PPI GO – The innovative VET Curriculum for the Public Procurement of Innovation Manager”, selected under the Erasmus+ programme, KA220- VET – Cooperation partnerships in vocational education and training.
The project aims at addressing a European-level challenge that is the dissemination of Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI).
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PPI GO
Project number: 2021-1-IT01-KA220-VET-000033106