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⦁ WP 1 & WP 2 – Project management. Lead by EDELVIVES

D1.1 – Project Management Guidelines and Risk Management Plan

D1.2 – Management Plan

D1.3 – Guideline for Compliance with Ethics and Gender Requirements

⦁ WP 3 – Capacity building of the STEAM network and STEAM activities. Lead by the University of the Basque Country (EHU)

D3.1 – Description of STE(A)M trends in education systems in Europe

D3.2 – Documentation to create the STEAM Alliance for Europe

D3.3 – Database for e-survey to STE(A)M students

D3.4 – Current STEAM landscape in academic curricula of 11-18 yo students

D3.5 – Draft of STEAM training activities for schools and museums

D3.6 – Manual to implement the adapted STEAM trainings in schools

D3.7 – Procedures for extracurricular STEAM training activities

⦁ WP 4 – Preparatory actions for the STEAM Week. Lead by WiTEC Sweden

D4.1 – Outline for NEXT STEAM Congress for Stakeholders

⦁ WP 5 – Implementation of the STEAM Week. Lead by EDELVIVES.

⦁ WP 6 – Reproducibility of activities towards STEAM learning pathways. Lead by C4G.

⦁ WP 7 & WP 8 – Communication, Dissemination, Networking and Clustering. Lead by Contactica and AIJU

D7.1 – Communication and Dissemination Plan

D7.2 – Project’s Website

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