We-Go Academies Local Implementation Plans

This deliverable focuses on preparation of implementation plans for e-government related
trainings in the participating West Balkan countries – Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia,
Macedonia and Serbia.

The related work is carried out within framework of Task T.3.2.: Localization (Organisational

Concept & Adaptation of curricula), whose objectives are:

– To identify training institutions on a national level.
– To build up organisational framework within these institutions.
– To adapt and translate the curricula, prepared teaching material, and exams according
to demands of a specific country. Owners of the finished localised curricula are the
partnering institutions, who will decide on the execution of the future training.

The implementation plans were, therefore, developed and finalized with the above objectives in mind, and their goal was to enable and facilitate smooth implementation of future training and knowledge dissemination activities.

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