Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
Global Exchange on Religion in Society (GERIS) Network GERIS is an EU exchange platform, connecting civil society actors from across the world with the aim to generate global conversation on diversity, coexistence, and social
“Global Exchange on Religion in Society” (GERIS) is an EU funded project. Its implementation has been entrusted to a consortium between Particip GmbH (Germany) and Media Diversity Institute (UK). Overall objective: Connect and empower civil society practitioners working on faith and social inclusion, enhancing cooperation across a broader range of issues with a focus on both “religious” and “non-religious” areas of policy concern.
The subsequent inception phase resulted in an agreed logical framework that defines project activities in five specific work packages generating concrete outputs, outcomes, and impacts. These work packages are: 1. International Events 2. Specialised Working Groups 3. Training and Technical Assistance 4. Communication and dissemination 5. Project Management In the 7 reporting periods LNGnet organised 10 training courses with a total number of 491 participants, implemented 5 Specialised Working Groups with 47 renowned international experts involved across them, and managed 3 international events with 203 participants. In total, stakeholders from across 52 countries across 5 continents were involved in LNGnet.