
Évora (Portugal)
Okup@.te
The Okup@.te program offers recreational-pedagogical activities for children from disadvantaged families during the summer, promoting inclusion and citizenship education through interaction with middle-class children.
Évora is the capital of the Portuguese region of Alentejo and has 56,600 inhabitants. It is located 120 km to the east of Lisbon. It is considered a “museum city” thanks to the preservation of the architectural and artistic heritage of each of the civilizations that has inhabited it. Its old town was recognized as a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO in 1986.


Évora (Portugal)
The Okup@.te program offers recreational-pedagogical activities for children from disadvantaged families during the summer, promoting inclusion and citizenship education through interaction with middle-class children.

Évora (Portugal)
The MUTIC program of the Évora City Council offers technical support to schools and dependent entities, with a mobile unit equipped to solve computer and technological problems, in addition to collecting data and improving efficiency.