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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Level Up Project
Level Up empowers citizens across Europe with essential digital skills through accessible training, personalised learning paths, and certification. Co-funded by the Digital Europe Programme, it bridges the digital divide and promotes inclusive digital transformation.
ENIGMA Programme
ENIGMA is a cutting-edge cybersecurity training programme that equips young professionals with advanced skills through immersive, practice-based learning led by renowned active experts - fostering employability, inclusion, and innovation for a more cybersecure Europe.-
Digital Highfive- Denmark
The High Five Tour is a mobile classroom offering free digital and AI training across Denmark. Visiting 17 cities, it empowered 25,000 citizens with essential skills, promoting inclusion and digital readiness through workshops, expert sessions, and strong local partnerships -
Unbeelievable: protecting bees through coding and robotics
The Unbeelievable initiative began as a local Meet and Code event designed to introduce young learners to coding, robotics, and environmental responsibility in a playful, inclusive way. Using tools like Bee-Bots and Scratch, students explored the -
Escape Fake
Escape Fake is an immersive augmented reality (AR) game that teaches media literacy by engaging young people in a dynamic, story-driven experience. Developed by the Austrian studio Polycular together with partners across Europe, it helps players -
European School Radio
European School Radio (ESR) is a student web-radio initiative in Europe, founded in Greece to promote media literacy, digital skills and creativity in education. Based at the International Hellenic University and supported by the Aristotle University -
CyberHubs EU
A 3-year long Erasmus+ project, coordinated by Digital Europe together with a consortium of 21 partners from different countries and 3 associated partners, aiming to connect education, industry and policymakers in a network of sustainable digital hubs. -
Girls in STEAM Academy
Girls in STEAM Academy empowers girls and young women with digital skills and mentorship to pursue careers in ICT 
SHE@CYBER
Strengthening Europe’s cybersecurity by equipping SMEs and MEs with practical tools and advancing gender equality and inclusion in the cyber workforce.-
Wikiesfera: A Feminist Initiative for Digital Empowerment through Wikipedia
Wikiesfera is a feminist initiative that trains women to edit Wikipedia, empowering them with digital skills to reduce the gender gap in knowledge and foster inclusive participation in the digital world.