Micro-GEAR is supporting structural reforms in the higher education sector of the South Caucasus region, primarily focusing on Georgia and Armenia, with the aim of introducing and facilitating the broad proliferation of micro-credentials as a tool for improving relevance, quality and flexibility of higher 
education. In line with the European Council’s Recommendation on a European approach to micro-credentials for lifelong learning and employability, the project will update the National Qualifications
Frameworks in both countries, build national consensus over principles of micro-credentialing, stimulate educational activities leading to micro-credentials and facilitate their mutual recognition. In order to 
validate the suggested reforms, to provide feedback to the policy level, as well as to facilitate the  proliferation of micro-credentials, the project will implement the pilot programme covering the capacity  building on micro-credentials and the development of educational units leading to micro-credentials. 
Finally, the project dissemination and sustainability activities will spread the obtained results to all relevant education and training providers in the beneficiary countries and wider in the region. The Georgian and 
Armenian partners involved are: Ministries of Education, National Accreditation Agencies and ENIC  Centres, Higher Education Institutions and representatives of training providers. On the European side, 
the project consortium includes 3 Higher Education Institutions with complementary competences, the  Italian ENIC-NARIC Centre and a Quality Assurance Expert Company. 

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