The project YesWePlan! connects different European countries with the aim of sharing experiences and best practice examples for closing the gender gap in the field of architecture and civil engineering by supporting and upskilling women in their profession by innovative training and consultancy programs which adopt to the unique conditions of the countries.
The COMPENDIUM 4 in 1 is a comprehensive collection of all YesWePlan! Project Results and consist of four parts:
Promoting women in Architecture and Civil Engineering: Recommendations
The YesWePlan! Recommendations shall provide tools, methods, and approaches to address (structural) inequalities on different levels. Based on the different outcomes of the project survey that consisted of the YesWePlan! Country Situation Reports, the YesWePlan! Career Tracking System with and online survey and over 100 qualitative interviews and the collection of YesWePlan! Best Practise Examples, a number of concrete tools, methods, and approaches to increase gender equity in the fields of education and vocational training, professional representation and support and working conditions were developed. They also take into account previous research and recommendations on national and European level and address Universities, professional chambers and organizations and employers.
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Promoting women in Architecture and Civil Engineering – Country Situation Reports
The YesWePlan! Country Situation Reports are analyses that were carried out to provide better comparability between project partner countries. They analyse legal and practical gender equality frameworks and conditions and have a focus on gender-specific differences with regard to vocational training and professional practice.
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Promoting women in Architecture and Civil Engineering – Career Tracker Report
The core of the project is the so-called YesWePlan! Career Tracker that was developed on the basis of the YesWePlan! Country Situation Reports and led to the implementation of a broad European online survey on gender equality issues with over a thousand responses. The survey was complemented by over a hundred qualitative interviews and the results build an excellent basis for the definition of relevant measures for the promotion of gender equity. They are reflected in the YesWePlan! Recommendations. The YesWePlan! Career Tracker will be re-used and promoted as an efficient tool to evaluate gender equality issues in professions.
Please note:
The Career Tracker consists of two instruments and is free for use:
A tailor-made questionnaire has been developed in 5 languages (English, German, French, Spain and Slovenian) and can be answered analogue or digitally. The master version was developed for the survey conducted within the course of the YesWePlan! project and it is recommended to adjust the questionnaire to one’s specific demands, frameworks and objectives.
Please contact info@yesweplan.eu and you will be provided with digital copies of any of the online questionnaires you request, including all user rights.
In addition to the rather quantitative online survey, qualitative interviews should also be conducted in order to collect background information and to better understand contexts.
For this purpose, the YWP! Project Group has developed an interview guide, which you can modify as you wish.
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Promoting women in Architecture and Civil Engineering – Best Practise Examples Collection
The YesWePlan! Best Practise Examples, a collection of national best practise approaches to promote gender equity, was created to enable the project partners to learn from each other. Therefore, their transferability is an important aspect. A good example of a transferred best practise is the French ARVHA Women Architects Award, which annually honours outstanding works by women architects and which has now been transferred to Austria in a similar form.
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Fine at School
Fine at School (FAS) activities aim at ...
- promoting measures for early school leaving prevention, valorizing diversity through methodologies which enhance pupils’ emotional competences in school context
- systematizing European pedagogical practices and tools, especially those ones based on inclusive approaches and on diversity of learning styles, fostering integration of children with problem backgrounds
- nurturing pupils’ emotional and social competences within learning environments that valorize diversities
- improving competences of primary and secondary junior schools teachers in order to develop inclusive didactic paths caring for pupils’ emotional and social growth
- involving pro-actively parents in the actions for the enhancement of emotional compete
More: fineatschool.eu
EXPECT MORE
The EXPECT MORE project is aiming to share and evaluate approaches developed and experiences made when offering and implementing a) guidance and counselling, b) C-VET programmes and c) labour market integration as well as workplace-based learning for the very target group of refugees under international protection in one of the EU Member States.
More: expect-more-project.eu
School Still Plays
School Still Plays intends to implement experimental regional actions for encouraging and strengthening the dynamics of contact between the school system and youth population (11/18 years old) in order to reduce the phenomenon of school dropouts.
More: schoolstillplays.eu
ECVET AGENT
ECVET AGENT recognises and fosters the potential of entrepreneurship in Roma jobseekers for offering pathways towards the creation of new micro-enterprises in the agricultural industry.
More: ecvet-agent.eu
