Climate Action in Mediterranean Higher Education: Mapping & Guidelines
Provision of services to support the Euromed University Initiative for Climate Action by mapping climate-related higher education programmes, developing harmonised curriculum guidelines, and supporting outreach, while coordinating stakeholders and promoting coherent, high-quality climate education across the Euro-Medit...
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Provision of services to support the Euromed University Initiative for Climate Action by mapping climate-related higher education programmes, developing harmonised curriculum guidelines, and supporting outreach, while coordinating stakeholders and promoting coherent, high-quality climate education across the Euro-Mediterranean region.
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- Auftraggeber: Secretariat of the Union for the Mediterranean (UfM Secretariat)
- Veröffentlicht: 20. April 2026
- Frist: 20. Mai 2026
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Provision of services to support the Euromed University Initiative for Climate Action by mapping climate-related higher education programmes, developing harmonised curriculum guidelines, and supporting outreach, while coordinating stakeholders and promoting coherent, high-quality climate education across the Euro-Mediterranean region.
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