TURBO Project Coordination Council: discussion of sustainability and reporting strategy
A scheduled working meeting of the steering committee of the international TURBO project was recently held online. The event brought together partners to summarise the project's outcomes and outline a strategy for further development.
Representatives of international and Ukrainian partners attended the committee meeting, including representatives from NORD University (Norway), Kozminski University (Poland) and the International Foundation for Social Adaptation (Ukraine). Project coordinators from seven Ukrainian higher education institutions, including West Ukrainian National University, were active participants in the discussion.
During the meeting, participants analysed the results of the project in 2025 and discussed strategies for ensuring its sustainability. Key topics of discussion included the transfer and dissemination of acquired experience, as well as tools for supporting programme graduates.
Emphasis was placed on plans for implementing the project in 2026. NORD University coordinator Veronika Vakulenko presented the reporting structure for the current year in detail, outlining deadlines for submitting documents, key aspects of monitoring, and key tasks for partners.
The TURBO project has received funding from the European Union (ERASMUS-EDU-2023-CBHE) under Grant Agreement No. 101129315.
