The second session was led by Geoffroy Decorsier, project manager with a focus on international projects from Université Paris Cité, sharing his expertise and knowledge. This session emphasized practical applications of project management practices, fostering the Institute’s capacity to handle the multifaceted demands of international collaborations. The involvement of high-level partners like University of Liège and Université Paris Cité underscores ICE’s commitment to leveraging world-class expertise to elevate its involvement in international collaborations.

This initiative has significantly enhanced the Institute’s capacity to secure and manage complex international projects. By embedding Agile project management practices, ICE is now better equipped to track project progress effectively and achieve long-term impact. The collaborations with advanced partners not only provide invaluable knowledge transfer but also solidify ICE’s standing within a network of esteemed institutions in theEuropean Union. This alignment with high-level partnerships and connections ensures a sustainable growth trajectory, fostering capacity building and reinforcing the Institute’s role as a key contributor to international research and development projects. Through these efforts, ICE is not only advancing its own capabilities but also contributing to the broader ACRONYM project goals of fostering collaboration, innovation, and societal impact across Europe. By partnering with leading institutions to acquire cutting-edge knowledge and practices, the Institute is well-positioned to tackle complex challenges, drive impactful projects, and uphold its mission of fostering excellence beyond the Central and Eastern Europe region.