1. Center for Education and Consulting Structural Instruments

2. Where are we from?Romania in Europe Romania

3. ROMANIA Population: 22,607,620 peoples. Area: 238,391 sq km (91,843 sq miles). Form of Government:with the Constitution adopted in 1991, Romania is parliamentary republic, with two chambers . Romania’s National Day: December 1, the day when the national unitary state was founded in 1918

4. Gorj County Surface area: 560.174 hectares Population:384.852 persons out of which 190.214 men and 194.638 women Geographical Map Capital county: Târgu Jiu Administrative Map The county has 2 municipalities, 6 towns and 62 communes

5. TârguJiuCity Surface area: 102 Sq km (39 sq mi) Population: 97.591persons Administrative Organization includes 8 localities Web site: http://www.targujiu.ro Targu-Jiu City Hall The Sculptural Ensemble “Constantin Brancusi” represents the most important tourist attraction

7. we carry out various projects with educational and consulting thematic, by accessing European funding

9. to improve understanding and knowledge and promote human development which is the primary factor in producing a change.

11. CECSI – Eurogems (Italy), Centre for Creative Activity (Poland), Konya Il MilliEgitimMudurlugu (Turkey), OsQuatro Cantos do Cisne (Portugal), KamutGyermekekertAlapítvány (Hungary).

12. CECSI – Villagers Museum from Sacelu

13. CECSI – Kocaeli Metropolitan Municipality (Turcia)

14. CECSI – Secondary School Bolbosi

15. CECSI –City Hall Bolbosi

16. CECSI – Scholar Center for Inclusive Education

18. Involving in playful activities

19. Organize events such as conferences, workshops, youth meetings

20. Coordinate educational activities

23. Is there an European culture?

24. What is the meaning of being an active European citizen?

27. Centre for Creative Activity - Poland

28. Konya Il MilliEgitimMudurlugu- Turkey

29. OsQuatro Cantos do Cisne - Portugal

31. Create cultural exchanges and contacts between the participating countries

32. Improve understanding and knowledge between European countries

34. Cultural visit, placing participants in Romanian culture and traditions

35. Street-interviews with four generations on the status of European citizen

37. Website for the project : www.eurocitizenship.ro

39. Getting young people to know the concept of non-formal education

41. Non-formal education activities with children

44. Supporting parents to acknowledge the importance of communication and understanding of their children;

46. Meetings with experts in areas of interest to share best practices;

47. Visits to special education centers in all partner countries;

48. Parents who have children with special needs have the opportunities to exchange best practices

50. Deaf Republican Rehabilitation Centre – Lithuania

52. Socio-educational and cultural activities: workshops, cultural tours, exhibitions, having the main theme culture and anti-discrimination.

54. Informal Group UNIT TO ACT

55. European Youth Group A.T.O.M.

56. CederSerrania de Ronda

57. ProAtlantico Association