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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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  • TET

    Cybersecurity platform for children in Latvia

    The cybersecurity platform for children is a social initiative that offers free digital safety education resources for children aged 4-7 years. The online platform digitaladrosiba.lv was developed by the technology company Tet in cooperation with the Latvian Safer Internet Centre.
  • IMS and Guidance in times of crisis - Luxembourg

    8 essential skills to help young people adapt - this project responds to uncertainty and low confidence among young people in the face of a future marked by multiple crises (health, climate, geopolitics, economics). Led by IMS Luxembourg with national and EU support, this project offers concrete tools to empower them.
  • IBM SkillsBuild - Spain

    Aims and objectives The main purpose of this global initiative is ambitious and transformative: training 30 million people worldwide in digital and technological skills free of charge by 2030. A key milestone within this objective is the targeted
  • Digital Talent for All - Spain

    This strategic programme stands as an inclusive digital employability ecosystem, designed to transform the lives of people with disabilities, combining free and accessible training, individualised accompaniment and direct connection with the business
  • UNICEF Game Changers Coalition

    The UNICEF Game Changers Coalition is a global initiative that equips young people and educators with future-ready STEAM and digital skills through an open-access online learning programme.
  • Open Academic Courses from Greek Universities

    The “Open Academic Courses” (AAM) programme is a Greek initiative offering free online university courses to promote educational access and openness of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Started by the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, it now includes over 3,500 courses from 25 universities, supported by platforms like Open eClass. Funded by NSRF, the programme ensures accessibility and supports academic staff, and has had a strong impact, developing more than 3,500 open academic courses.
  • Cyber Safety

    Cyber Safety creates accessible, co-designed resources to help vulnerable groups stay safe online. Many existing resources are not inclusive, leaving people behind. This project fills that gap by empowering users with support that fits their real needs and learning styles.
  • Digital Überall (Digital Everywhere)

    Digital Überall offers up to 5,000 free workshops across Austria to boost adults’ digital skills. It reaches rural areas and underserved groups, promoting inclusion, participation, and lifelong learning in the digital age.