Using green and digital transition to increase artisans and small business competitive advantage

The project will provide the partners a learning-by-doing activity that will contribute to combining their expertise while offering adults not used to working or studying with international counte...

The project will provide the partners a learning-by-doing activity that will contribute to combining their expertise while offering adults not used to working or studying with international counterparts a new learning possibility using ESG and SDGs while fostering their ability to revise their work to contribute to global sustainability. During the project the partners will learn more about sustainability and digital transformation and create a new way to support artisans, craftspeople, artists

During the project the partners will • Co-design a roadmap for guiding sustainable and digital transformation for self-employed people, during a international workshop in Torino. • Co-create a digital toolkit to support users in completing the roadmap, during an international workshop in Sofia • Test the roadmap and toolkit with a small group of target groups, during an international training in Kaunas. • Share the finalised results with target groups and stakeholders during local events, sha

The partners will produce a ROADMAP to guide self-employed workers in analysing different areas of their work, revise it and make it more sustainable and digital – as much as possible. The support toolkit will offer tools and instructions following the steps on the roadmap. The toolkit will offer micro-learning units, video tutorials, templates, to do lists, and other materials to provide users the theoretical information they need to make informed choices and supporting their digital and susta