 Notice: The following sections are missing information: Indicators Data Sheet and Confirmed Indicators.

Task number	5
Name	UNITA European citizenship initiative
Strategic Axes	Communities building, International strategy and European values dissemination
Workpackage	Developing UNITA communities

Objectives

Increase the Number of events (one-day conferences, prizes and contests, school ambassadors) and training courses (course with virtual mobility, winter/summer schools, training sessions) on European Citizenship from 55 to 100.

Inputs & Resources

Source documentation:

Resources

Human Resources: List of staff on the task, roles and position: 25 people.
Financial: Budget allocated to the task:
- Travel (40%), Accomodation (40%), Subsistence (20%) : 6.200 €
- Other costs : 71.159 €
Materials:
Intangible:

Activities & Actions

Source documentation: In each WP folder, document entitled “WPx_full_description)

List of activities	Activity title	Activity description	Deadline
1	Recap UNITA phase one activity on European Citizenship.	Collect, share, and analyse the activities and achievements on European citizenship developed in UNITA phase one and introduce the new partners to them.	(M1-M6)
2	Organize an annual Conference on European Citizenship.	To enhance UNITA's contribution to the academic work on European Citizenship, we will transform the one-day conferences (UNITA phase one) into a joint multi-annual program of conferences exploring the different meanings of European identity, citizenship, and values. The proceedings of the conferences will be published as an output of this work.	(M15-M45)
3	Set up UNITA prizes and contests on European Citizenship.	To involve UNITA students in the research and dissemination of European Citizenship, we will recognize the work done by the students and the output of the UNITA curricula by yearly delivering prizes for Bachelor's degree or Master's degree dissertations and organizing audio-visual contests illustrating the students' approach to EC and identity.	(M6-M48)
4	Develop an action plan to integrate European Citizenship into the curricula of UNITA universities.	We will implement courses on European identity using virtual mobility for the university communities, particularly students. We will also organize every two years a Winter or Summer School on the different approaches to EC, involving students and teachers from different UNITA universities.	(M6-M42)
5	Promote a sense of belonging to European communities and inclusiveness.	To do so, we will engage students in actions to develop European citizenship awareness: special attention will be paid to including PhD students in the above sub Tasks and to sending student ambassadors in high schools to promote and discuss European citizenship and identity. We will also implement training sessions on European citizenship and identity and their implications on daily life; the target groups of those training sessions will be local rural communities, civic associations, people in the local administrations, migrants and refugees.	(M1-M48)

Indicators

These indicators have been gathered from the different source (list below) and have been gathered from interviews driven by Task 5.4 UNITA impact observatory.

Source documentation: In each WP folder, document entitled “WPx_full_description)

These indicators have been chosen and agree during the Phase 2 proposal made to the European Commission.

Data collection

Primary indicators

Indicators gathered from the proposal

IND 2.5.a – Number of events (one-day conferences, prizes and contests, school ambassadors, Master's thesis competitions) and training courses (course with virtual mobility, winter/summer schools, training sessions, conferences, workshops and lectures in different parts of the territory) on European Citizenship.
Baseline 2022: 55
Target 2027: 150 (data is reviewed every 6 months).

Secondary indicators

To be defined by T5.4 members previously to interviews and to be proposed to task co leader

Number of participants, but it is very difficult to know this information due to the different nature of the events, conditions of the participants, etc.
Number of certificates issued with the number of participants per event when possible.

Impact

Source documentation:

Task and WP long-term objectives Task Description - T2.5 description - WP2 Objectives
UNITA Mission Statement (from Grant Agreement)

	Users / Beneficiaries Intern to UNITA	End-Users / Beneficiaries extern to UNITA
1) Who are the stakeholders benefiting of the task’s actions ?	The beneficiaries of this action are students and staff of the partners. For example, the organisation of online courses promotes the mobility of people within the partnership.	The people who benefit from this action are residents of rural communities, refugees and migrants. Also secondary school students and associations promoting the EU, as well as local public communities such as municipalities.
2) To what extent has the local/international society changed as a result of outcomes compared to before UNITA? What are the long term results for them?	Improved knowledge of European values and European citizenship, as well as impact on social networks and permanent feedback between partners.	The main contribution is that people in rural areas, refugees and migrants have improved their knowledge of European values and European citizenship. Impact on social networks and permanent feedback between partners.

Indicators' data sheet

Description	Unit of measurement	Frequency	Baseline (2022)	Target 2027
Number of events	Number	6 months	55	150
Number of participants	Number	6 months	uninformed
Number of certificates	Number	6 months	uninformed

Data collection

Manual collection: -
Automatic collection:
- Number of events : all the evidence to prove the occurrence of the event.
- Number of participants : The number of people present on the certificate.
- Number of certificates : The certificate