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Recovering the historic distribution range of the Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) in Spain and Portugal (Iberlince)

Start date: Sep 1, 2011, End date: Dec 31, 2017,

Background Up until the 19th century, the Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) could be found in all the regions of Spain and Portugal. Since then, and particularly in the last decades of the 20th century, its population and distribution area have suffered an alarming decline. The species is the most threatened carnivorous mammal in Europe. There are currently on ...
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Conservation and reintroduction of the Iberian lynx in Andalucia (Reintroducción Lince Andalucia)

Start date: Aug 1, 2006, End date: Feb 28, 2012,

Background The Iberian lynx is the most threatened carnivorous mammal in Europe. This medium-sized feline (8-14 kg) lives in areas characterised by a mixture of dense woodland, Mediterranean scrub and pasture. It benefits from areas with an abundance of its main prey, rabbits, and where interference from humans is minimal. Up to the 19th century, the spe ...
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CT-TRANS - Harmonised life-long learning for road transport in line with the directive 2003/59/CE and experimental application of new technologies

This Pilot Project will have as starting point the Directive 2003/59/CE on the initial qualification and periodic training of drivers, known as the ‘Driver training’ directive, which states: “the periodic training shall be designed to expand on, and to revise, some of the subjects referred to the initial qualification”. The project aims at completing the Directive by creating common contents for t ...
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IMPROVING HEALTH AND SAFETY OF FREIGHT TRANSPORT DRIVERS

Transport sector is one of the most important sectors in Europe. It provides about 4.5 million jobs and generates a turnover worth about 1.6 % of EU gross domestic product. However, transport sector is unfavorable in almost all potential risk dimensions, compared with the average of all other sectors. Thus, the sector is at risk in terms of ambient conditions (noise, vapours, danger, vibrations, h ...
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Preparing and keeping professional drivers qualification up-to-date for their changing job requirements with multimedia-based learning

Start date: Dec 1, 2012,

The occupation “professional driver” ranges in Europe under the top ten jobs employers are having difficulty filling with qualified employees. At the same time this occupation is characterised by a fundamental increase of qualification requirements during the past decades. This situation is especially challenging due to the rather low level of professional qualification within this occupation, a m ...
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Mobile learning for enhancing key competences of autonomous workers and owners of SME from the Road transport

Start date: Oct 1, 2012,

Road transport sector has a central role in the continued growth of EU’s economy.In 2008, created more than 5 mill. jobs and the turnover was about 432,331mill.€ (Stati. pocketbook 2011, EC).However, the current economic crisis is affecting the sector considerably.It has cancelled out 6 years of growth(Eurostat).Having this scenario in mind and trying to address the EU 2020 Strategy and the Europe ...
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ALBORDE - Training Needs of Health & Safety Workers in the Communication and Transport Sectors

The ALBORDE project will address the issue of continuous professional training in health & safety in the communication and transport sectors, with a particular factor being gender analysis taking into account the fact that these professions are, in the majority, occupied by women.The initial phase of the project will concentrate on analysing existing health & safety and other risk elements (stress ...
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EURO TRANS LOG

The project concerns the level of qualification V in transport and logistics in all countries. Existing certifications for these jobs show a variety of situations with no common definition of required competencies. As a consequence on the employers’ side, national certifications do not respond to the companies’ needs and to the life long learning issues (continuous training, recognition of profess ...
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