Ascendia

EU institutions · Solutions 06

A counterparty already inside the European Commission frame.

For directorates-general (DG EAC, DG CONNECT), executive agencies (EACEA, JRC), and the wider EU agency ecosystem. Direct policy engagement through the EC DEC expert group and the published EU guidelines on digital education content, plus operational programme delivery (EMPASS) and AI capacity on three Google-linked public records — programme (Google for Startups Growth Academy: AI for GovTech, 2025), product (LIVRESQ Companion, 2026), and Scale Tier infrastructure support (2026).

DG EAC, DG CONNECT, EACEA, JRC, EU agency frame

Counterparty register · EC DEC guidelines · DG EAC alignment · BVB: ASC

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Member of the EC DEC expert group, with published-guidelines contribution.¹

Ascendia is a member of the European Commission Digital Education Content (DEC) expert group, established under DG EAC inside the Digital Education Action Plan 2021–2027. The Commission has now published the teacher and educator guidelines connected to that work, including a common DEC definition and criteria for quality, inclusion, reliability, assessment, compliance and interoperability.

Erasmus+ Forward Looking participation on the record.²

EMPASS Erasmus+ Forward Looking with the JA Europe consortium places Ascendia inside European-level education innovation work with a defined public-interest delivery frame. Completion recorded for December 2026.

Inside Google AI for GovTech — programme.³

LIVRESQ accepted into the first EMEA cohort of Google for Startups Growth Academy: AI for GovTech — 25 solutions globally, the only one from Romania. Selection filed with BVB on 23 September 2025 (current report ASC 6701); three-month accelerator with mentorship from Google executives.

Result of the programme — LIVRESQ Companion.

LIVRESQ Companion is the AI teacher assistant launched as a direct result of the Google for Startups Growth Academy: AI for GovTech participation. First contract recorded in BVB filings reaches more than 10,000 teachers across 800 schools — operational AI inside the EU public-sector frame.

Scale Tier infrastructure support — LIVRESQ.

LIVRESQ accepted into Google for Startups Scale Tier on the BVB current-report record in May 2026. The milestone adds enterprise-grade Google Cloud and AI infrastructure support to the public-sector AI sequence without turning the proof into a logo claim.

A dissemination layer already in motion.

For EU institutions and agency programmes, LIVRESQ provides a live public-interest learning environment: 14 million measured views over the last 12 months, available as a dissemination and uptake layer rather than a publication-only endpoint.

Programmes routed through this desk

Two anchored deployments.

2024-2026 · European Commission · DEC

European Commission DEC expert group

Membership of the DEC expert group inside DG EAC, now tied to the published EU guidelines for teachers and educators on digital education content quality, safety, reliability, inclusiveness, interoperability and assessment.

ECguidelines

as of 2026-06 · European Commission DEC guidelines

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Desk 02 · EU programmes & consortia

Horizon Europe, Erasmus+, Digital Europe coordinators.

Gabriel Garban

European Funding & Grants Lead — consortium partner enquiries, Letter-of-Intent requests, dissemination work packages

Letter of Intent turnaround
5 working days
Concept-stage review
on request, before LoI
Dissemination proof
14m measured views · LIVRESQ

Audience one-pager

Horizon Consortium Brief

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Next steps

What happens after you reach out.

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Sovereign Learning Infrastructure — 10 supporting pages on the public record

Sovereign Learning Infrastructure groups the platform, integration, and counterparty surfaces that EU institutions, sub-national authorities, and consortium-grade partners encounter when evaluating Ascendia. The pillar covers institutional plumbing — LMS, integration patterns, regional and municipal delivery — and the partner counterparties that route inbound institutional engagement.