EUROGEO is involved in and has initiated a number of highly innovative projects. These activities help achieve the mission of the association, to support its members and promote the importance of geography to society. Click on the logos to find out more.
Solutions to negative societal impact of green ignorance among high school students, improving skills related to green issues
Geography for democratic competences. Ethical implications using geo-data and AI in civic education
A project to address issues related to diversity and inclusion in European Geography and Science Education
An Erasmus+ project exploring Climate Change and Natural Hazards in Europe: Pedagogy for Active Adaptation
An Erasmus+ project that focusses on the exploration of teaching strategies that help addressing controversial topics in the classroom.
A Horizon Europe EUNextGeneration project to provide access to social science research data.
The project will design a technology-enhanced global climate change curriculum for teacher education
STEAME Teacher Academy supporting the training of teachers and student teachers, networking school and university education
Environmental education for adults to empower informed decision-making for sustainable lifestyles.
V-Global will enable university teachers to develop blended teaching with virtual fieldwork about global change.
A learning path for university students and their professors on monitoring Natura 2000 landscape using Geotechnology
Digi-Path addresses integration issues of Third-Country Nationals (TCNs) in European countries
The project aims at empowering teachers and school leaders to establish a digital education transformation in time of crisis.
Examining the social value of literature and creating a biographical map library of European authors
A project to integrate open data, digital skills & democratic engagement in schools
Gamification to promote sustainable urban mobility principles among pupils and their use of bicycles
Help SMEs transform to greener operations, improve financial literacy and enhance environmental awareness.
The aim of this two-year project is to enable European countries to exchange best practices and innovation with each other
HERODOT was a Thematic Network for Geography in Higher Education with more than 220 members from around the world. (Link no longer available)