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Project title: LeArNing CEnters for Social Entrepreneurs in the digital era DIGI-LANCE4SE

Project Length

36 Months

Duration

  • Project Start: - 01 - 01 - 2022
  • Project End: - 31 - 12 - 2024

Project Objectives

The main object of the project is developing social entrepreneurial approaches based on digital solutions, a practical training programme for adult learners and interactive training resources to improve competencies of adult learners by involving partners from an academic field private and civil society representing Central, Western and Eastern European Countries.

A key component of Erasmus+ is promoting cultural awareness, developing language skills and building relationships across the European Union . The Digi-Lance4SE project is a diverse project, led by Germany, and includes organisations from Ireland, Slovenia, Italy, Romania and Greece.

About

Social entrepreneurship can do pioneering work and open up new perspectives for excluded people. Through the project “LeArNing CEnters for Social Entrepreneurs in the digital era - DIGI-LANCE4SE” the partnership, involving partners coming from academic field, private and civil society

representing Western, Central, Eastern European countries, is developing a digital training and mentoring program that supports also socially excluded people to develop entrepreneurial skills. In this process, they gain practical experience of setting up and running a sustainable enterprise.

Digital training program and learning platform

Acting independently as an entrepreneur out of social and ecological responsibility - this innovative type of entrepreneurship is found in social entrepreneurship. Ideas for this can be found in all people. Six European cooperation partners have set themselves the goal of promoting people with social disadvantages and disabilities in particular and equipping them with entrepreneurial skills. In the Erasmus+ project "LeArNing CEnters for

Social Entrepreneurs in the digital era", they are developing a digital training program and an online platform to give socially excluded people access to suitable learning materials and teachers. This gives them the opportunity to develop new entrepreneurial approaches to social problems where they have to deal with them on a daily basis.

Guidelines and best practices

Social entrepreneurship as a basis is an innovation engine that motivates people to leave familiar patterns of thinking. Six partner organizations from Germany, Italy, Romania, Greece, Ireland and Slovenia, including the Ostfalia

University of Applied Sciences, are first developing an innovation manual that will serve as a guide for the learning modules. Best practices show how existing social enterprises proceed.

Finding ideas, shaping them, implementing them

Subsequently, the training modules and an online platform are developed and tested. The e-learning courses provide learners with practical experience of running a sustainable business in the digital age. The high-quality and innovative learning offers support in finding and shaping ideas, preparing entrepreneurial activity and legal frameworks as well as training personal skills.

In the process, each project partner also develops country-specific modules that meet local legal and social conditions. The course modules are then piloted with 20 young entrepreneurs in each of the six countries. From these, six champions are selected in each partner country. All participants receive a training certificate.

Our Partners

acdc

Association of Community Development Consultants

ACDC Romania is a professional association and training provider established in 2011, to support the sustainability of 255 disadvantaged rural communities

DUEMILAUNO AGENZIA SOCIALE

The Social Cooperative Duemilauno Social Agency

DUEMILAUNO AGENZIA SOCIALE is a Social Cooperative for multiple purposes type A + B, Non-Profit Organization

KOISPE “DIADROMES”

 

KOISPE “Diadromes” (transl. Routes) was founded in 2006 and belongs to Attica’s 10th Psychiatric Sector in the center of Athens, Greece.

 

Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences

With about 13,000 students, twelve faculties, and 21 departments, Ostfalia counts among the biggest universities of applied sciences in Lower Saxony

UPI – Ljudska Univerza Žalec

 is a public institution for adult and youth education. It was founded in 1975 as the Žalec Delavsk University. In 1990, the Workers’ University changed its name to UPI – Ljudska Univerza Žalec

Gifted Ireland

we believe in breaking down barriers to empower individuals and organisations to achieve more than they ever thought was possible

Associated Partners

  • Lebenshilfe Peine-Burgdorf GmbH  
  • Social Firms Europe CEFEC 
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