H2O Map project selected in the Erasmus+ 2020 call

H2O Map. Innovative learning by hydraulic heritage mapping has been selected in the Call for Proposals of the Erasmus+ 2020 program, published on September 24, 2020.

Altogether, 43 projects have been selected in this year’s call and, specifically, H2O Map achieved the fourth position in the general list, and the first position in the “development of innovation” type of projects. The project, which aims to foster innovation in secondary education through the use of ICT and STEM, will have a three-year duration and seven institutions from Spain, Italy and Portugal will participate in it.

We’re super excited to get to work, and we’re ready to develop innovations that help improve education and value hydraulic heritage!

Check the final Erasmus+ resolution by clicking here