Taskforces
Taskforces
Taskforces are the EU STEM Coalition's main instrument for providing direct support in the development of new STEM and skills strategies, platforms and programmes. Please see the taskforce dossiers below to learn more about individual taskforces.
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The table below provides an overview of ongoing taskforces. Click on a taskforce to learn more.
In 2022, the Dutch National STEM Platform (PTvT) took over the FIRST Lego League robotics competition. To explore new models for further ups...
The Hungarian STEM Platform - managed by Obuda University - was launched in 2018 with support of the EU STEM Coalition (see related Taskforc...
The Estonian Research Council has been tasked by the government of Estonia to coordinate a wide range of STEM learning and promotion activit...
The national STEM strategy “Close to STEM” of the Norwegian government ended in 2020. Currently the government is lacking a plan and politic...
Schools and companies in the region of Brittany (Bretagne) in France implement various STEM and entrepreneurship-related activities, includi...
The table below provides an overview of finalised taskforces. Please note that this overview is currently incomplete. Click on a taskforce to learn more. For more information, please contact the EU STEM Coalition secretariat directly.
Many of the Western Balkan states are in the process of European Integration. This means that Europe has an interest in the development of t...
The Baltic Assembly is an international organisation for cooperation among the parliaments of the Republic of Estonia, the Republic of Latvi...
In 2015 the idea of a Danish "Technology Pact" (TP) based on the Dutch Technology Pact 2013-2020 model was first floated. The Technology Pac...
The current national STEM strategy of the Norwegian government expires in 2020. In addition, several key-competences in the field of (STEM)...
There are a wide range of national, regional and local STEM initiatives in Hungary. However, these initiatives are insufficiently coordinate...
The EU STEM Coalition plays a key role in supporting the objectives of the European Commission’s Digital Education Action Plan and the broader European Education Area
Mariya Gabriel, European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth