The AWARE International Report analyses female employment in the agri-food sector, highlighting inequalities, barriers and opportunities to promote greater inclusion in the labour market through the Rural Social Innovation (RSI) model.


The AWARE International Report analyses female employment in the agri-food sector, highlighting inequalities, barriers and opportunities to promote greater inclusion in the labour market through the Rural Social Innovation (RSI) model.

We are reminded that preventing trafficking is a shared responsibility.

A training programme aimed at 204 professionals working in local authorities explored the role of local councils in preventing human trafficking and labour exploitation, highlighting the potential of administrative procedures and local monitoring tools.

Know your rights? If you have a migrant background and live in Palermo, join the free HOST sessions about work, labour contracts and permits. From 5 June to 2 July, from 3 pm to 6 pm, at the CGIL Palermo Chamber of Labour.

Green skills for professionals, managers and consultants: GREENLAB’s free online course opens.

Misinformation, online hate speech and polarisation are increasingly influencing public debate in Europe, affecting ethnic and religious minorities in particular. MinDiShield promotes media literacy, critical thinking and participatory tools to build a more inclusive and informed media landscape.

OVER-SEES promotes new opportunities across European islands through training programmes focused on green and digital skills for the younger generation.

As professions undergo a transformation, mastering digital technologies is now the strategic key to interpreting change and translating the challenges of innovation into tangible opportunities. In this environment, to close the digital gap, DIGINEXT champions bespoke...

Human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation is a reality in Italy too: here’s how companies can prevent it through responsible practices.

Starting in September, DIGINEXT will launch a series of pilot activities in the Palermo, Madonie, and Trapani areas. These local facilitation sessions and workshops are designed to strengthen the digital skills of adults and older people, using an intergenerational approach that fosters mutual learning and social cohesion.

The training tool provides practical tools and strategies to defend and strengthen civic space in adverse contexts, supporting civil society actors in advocacy, communication, and civic participation.

Co-Bio engages local communities in a co-creation process to promote urban biodiversity and develop sustainable solutions, drawing on practical local experiences.

Today, sustainability is at the centre of global debate and constantly raises the question: what is happening in our cities, in the places we live? Co-Bio aims to tackle these challenges over a two-year period, offering concrete ways to address the biodiversity crisis. To reflect together on the results achieved and how to transform awareness into action, we invite you to a moment of sharing and ecological practice.
Come and create your own mini-ecosystem in a jar, sipping a glass of wine and sharing the experience with your community.

Ecco la traduzione:
“What happens when businesses, institutions, and civil society choose to walk together? In Palermo, the collaboration between Confesercenti Palermo and CESIE ETS transformed a dialogue into a space for creation and shared vision, where sustainability and rights are not abstract words but daily practices

How can Europe prepare the next generation of professionals for climate-smart agriculture and forestry, in a context shaped by competing priorities and difficult trade-offs? This question guided the EVECSA transnational partners meeting held in January in Kälviä, Finland, hosted by KPEDU.