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Good Practices

This list offers an overview of good practices in digital skills by regional, national and European stakeholders. Explore successful approaches, upskilling initiatives and projects with a proven impact on bridging the digital skills gap that have the potential to be replicated in other countries and different contexts.  

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  • NEDLib Project - Romania

    Strengthening the link between education professionals and the library sector, NEDLib runs in 5 partner countries: Bulgaria, Greece, Romania, Latvia and Portugal).
  • Digital Advisor project - Slovakia

    The Slovak program 'Digital Advisor: Guidance in the Context of the Changing IT Labour Market' helps job seekers understand current market trends and highlight their strengths when interviewing for various positions.
  • Tech.Ship project - Slovakia

    Summer tandem internships for high school girls from throughout Slovakia, focused on areas like STEM and ICT and organised in conjunction with Female Algorithm, a Slovak NGO.
  • Technovation Girls - Portugal

    The Technovation Girls Programme is a pioneering initiative aimed at addressing gender inequality in the technology sector in Portugal. This is a necessity: throughout Europe, women remain underrepresented in technology, which in turn limits both
  • e-Schools Programme - Croatia

    The Croatian program succeeded in boosting the national education sector with 10% over close to a decade, contributed to capacity-building and built a digital education ecosystem.
  • "Digital Überall" workshop programme- Austria

    Bridging the Digital Divide More than a third of the Austrian population does not yet feel fully fit online. 37% lack basic digital skills, according to the Digital Skills Indicator. In the long term, these skills are a key qualification for