A Digital Educational Package (DEP) for trainers and trainees (students, young servants) from the agricultural sector has been developed under Degrebe Project, which the Cluster Sofia Knowledge City implements together with partner organizations from five European countries. DEP includes:
Let's firstly look at the Knowledge Base.There are included in it five learning modules, which we think explain the most important learning fields directely concerned with the green economy and skills specifically in this sector.
Almost one and a half year of the start of the project Digiskill-retail (DigiSkills), the Cluster Sofia Knowledge City has been involved in. The cluster started this project under the Erasmus+ Programme together with the following partners:
- Central Office for Vocational Training in Retail eV, Germany
- BCS Koolitus AS, Estonia
- IDEC, Greece
The project was aimed at the increasing digital competences and skills of trainees and employees (digicomp) in the retail sector by using modern retail-specific e-learning units.
The Cluster Sofia Knowledge City (the cluster) as an organization to promote the development of cities as “knowledge cities” adopts the concept of green and circular economy as the basis for the development of such cities. Therefore, the cluster often participates in international projects related to the topic of knowledge and skills for a sustainable and green economy, which we believe should be the basis of the urban development.
The Go Green project (https://gogreenvet.eu/), in which the cluster participates, is focused on the issue of green competences and the possibilities for these competences to be transferred from trainers to trainees and from workers to apprentices.
The fight with climate change is and will continue to be one of the main priorities for the EU in the coming years.Regardless of the criticism that EU is too focused on the green deal and the undertaken measures are too anticipatory, compared to the rest of the world, this priority will always remain a keystone of the European policy. However, what is more important is how and to what extent business perceives the goals of sustainable development as own.
It is clear to us that whatever the level of corporate social responsibility of a business is, its behavior will always be dominated by the pursuit of profit.
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