FABRIKA - Co-developing tomorrow's skillscape

FABRIKA seeks to address critical skill deficiencies within the Cultural and Creative Sectors, adapt vocational education and training (VET) programs to better match evolving sector requirements, ...

FABRIKA seeks to address critical skill deficiencies within the Cultural and Creative Sectors, adapt vocational education and training (VET) programs to better match evolving sector requirements, and strengthen the capacity of participating organisations to effectively tackle CCS challenges. The project aims to foster a more skilled, adaptable, and resilient CCS workforce, ensuring that VET programs are relevant and impactful while bolstering the capabilities of organisations operating in CCS.

FABRIKA aims to develop a digital platform and two country-specific guides, offering practical tools and guidance for fundraising and financial management in the Cultural and Creative Sectors. Two transnational events will serve as knowledge-sharing hubs, fostering international collaboration and best practices exchange. Simultaneously, a satellite event series in Malta and Hungary will engage local stakeholders, promoting community involvement and sharing project insights.

Key results include the organisation of two transnational events as knowledge-sharing hubs, the hosting of local events in Malta and Hungary to foster regional engagement, the creation of an accessible digital platform with practical fundraising tools, and the provision of expert guidance through comprehensive guides on international grant writing and management.