Welcome to JELARE The Joint European-Latin American Universities Renewable Energies Project is a co-operation scheme involving universities from Germany, Latvia, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile and Guatemala with the aim of fostering innovative labour market-oriented educational and research approaches in the field of renewable energies at Latin American and European institutes of higher education.
The project is funded by ALFA III, an EU programme for co-operation between the European Union and Latin America, in the framework of higher education and training.
JELARE Transnational Recommendation Report is now available for download The final output of the JELARE partnership is a recommendation for improving the quality of education and research activities offered by partners and for strenthening their role in regional socio-economic development. The recommendations are based on the experiences gained by the JELARE partners during the three year project. The report is addressed to other European and Latin American universities that also plan to increase the attention given to renewable energy in their research and teaching activities. The report contains practical tips as well as a set of good practice examples from the JELARE project.
Register now for the Final International JELARE Seminar Renewable Energy: Technology Transfer and Development Cooperationin Hamburg, on the 29th September 2011 This seminar seeks to promote the exchange of experiences between universities, NGOs and enterprises working in international renewable energy technology transfer. Moreover, it aims to initiate partnerships and contribute to closer networking between institutions in the field of renewable energy and development cooperation.
International Seminar on Capacity Building and Networking
Galileo University, Guatemala
2nd to 6th May 2011
As part of the JELARE project, an international conference took place from 2nd to 6th May 2011 at the Galileo University in Guatemala. The conference was rounded off by an international seminar on the topic of capacity building and networking.