Good Practices

Girls in STEAM Academy empowers girls and young women with digital skills and mentorship to pursue careers in ICT

Strengthening Europe’s cybersecurity by equipping SMEs and MEs with practical tools and advancing gender equality and inclusion in the cyber workforce.

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.

No One Left Behind” is a national digital literacy initiative launched in late 2023 and led by Lithuania’s Communications Regulatory Authority (RRT). It aims to build an inclusive, digitally skilled society by reducing digital exclusion, especially among vulnerable and underserved groups.

The project, which started in 2023, runs in 6 countries: Bulgaria, Romania, Italy, Germany, Serbia and Switzerland. The program has succeeded in reaching over 2,200 children and wants to double that by 2030 and expand operations to a total of 10 countries.

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 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.

The initiative ‘Digital Compass’ was originally founded in 2015 as a joint project between the Federal Association of Senior Citizens' Organizations (Bundesarbeitsgemeinschaft der Seniorenorganisationen) and ’Promoting Cybersecurity and Digital

LEAD-PRO addresses urgent needs in disaster response by providing a next-generation, fully operational platform tailored to the challenges faced by European LEAs. It empowers responders with tools that enhance their tactical capabilities, ultimately contributing to a more resilient and secure Europe.

In less than two years, the initiative has succeeded to engage over 5,000 learners from more than 42 countries, reflecting both strong outreach capacity and growing international recognition.