On 13 October 2026, the project team took part in the webinar ‘Challenges in implementing Jean Monnet projects under martial law in Ukraine: security, communication and synergy’, organised as part of ErasmusDays2026, where project coordinator Artem Pavlichenko presented the new Erasmus+ Jean Monnet Action project 101320768 – EUG-CARE – EU Governance of Carbon Resources: Circular Economy, Policy and Energy Transition ♻️

The project is being implemented jointly by two departments: the Department of Ecology and Environmental Protection Technologies and the Department of Thermal Engineering and Energy Technologies (@teet.ntu.dp).

An important component of the project is the integration of European policy and regulatory approaches with practical issues of resource efficiency and resource reuse.

We would like to thank the National Erasmus+ Office in Ukraine for the opportunity to present the project and take part in the professional exchange of experience between Jean Monnet teams!

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