Social EconomyTransition Skills

The SETS project
(Social Economy Transition Skills)

The project aims to develop, test and disseminate programmes and training modules on suitable skills development to foster the Green and Digital transition of Social Economy Organisations (SEOs).
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Expected results

Report of skill needs

Report of the review of academic literature, other EU related projects and identification of digital skill needs for SEOs

Coming soon

Interactive real-time impact dashboard

Project’s data and progress during the implementation phase to monitor the transferability and scalability of trainings

Coming soon

Final training programmes for up-skilling and reskilling

Programmes, tools and sets of competencies to endow SEOs managers and employees with the right green and digital skills

Coming soon

Skill’s certification compendium

Certification of the sets of competencies identified, guaranteeing reciprocal recognition among different Member States

Coming soon

Impact report

Lessons learned during the project implementation and exploitation of project’s outcomes and impacts

Coming soon

Policy recommendations

Recommendations on effective and inclusive policies and practices at EU level to ensure replicability and scalability.

Coming soon

Dissemination events report

Highlights of the project’s dissemination, communication and exploitation activities and outreach

Coming soon

Partners

Coordinator

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News

First (online) SC meeting

Research on skills-gap: the validation process through focus groups 

#SETSproject first newsletter!
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Events

November 27 @ 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

Diesis Digital Day 2024
October 16

Empowering Digital Social Innovation
September 5 @ 9:30 am - 6:00 pm

Digital Skills for SE
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Contact

giulia.georg@diesis.coop

Project: 101136011 — SETS — HORIZON-CL4-2023-HUMAN-01

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