V-Educa 2

Vocational Education 2 is an educational project on nearly zero energy buildings (NZEB). The main objective of the project is to smooth transition from standard and often energy poor construction to nZEB standard supported by EU and cross-border countries.
Specific, objectives are:
- To upgrade university curriculums and educational processes in the field of construction
- To educate designers and workers that are employable and competent to respond to modern world construction needs
- To raise awareness on nZEB as inevitable standard for both sectors, public and private.
Main project activities include:
- Analysis of energy efficient construction in the cross-border area
- Case study of „the best“ energy efficient construction project on each side of the border
- Development of curriculum and nZEB content for summer school
- Summer school
- Study tours
- Practical education of students
- Guide to cost-optimum nZEB construction
Besides technical activities project includes project management as well as promotion and publicity.
Project has four project beneficiaries, two coming from Hungary and two coming from Croatia. Lead beneficiary is Regional Energy Agency North who along with University North implements project on Croatian side. Beneficiaries on Hungarian side are South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency Nonprofit and University of Pecs. Altogether, project beneficiaries form a group of competent and experienced entities that can and will effectively implement project and fulfill its short term and long term goals.
Main data of the project:
Project title: Vocational education 2 – Co-operation in higher education
Project code: HUHR/1601
Partners:
- University North – Croatia
- Regional Energy Agency North – Croatia
- South Transdanubian Regional Innovation Agency Nonprofit Ltd. – Hungary
- University of Pecs – Hungary
Project budget in EUR: 237.504,92 €
ERDF funding in EUR: 201.879,17 €
Funding program: Interreg V-A Hungary-Croatia Co-operation Programme 2014-2020
Project duration: 01.09.2017- 31.12.2018
(More information: http://www.v-educa.com/2/)
The project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and Hungary.