• November 11, 2025

SIMPLE partners met in Pescara to consolidate the foundation of a new inclusive model

The partners of the SIMPLE project gathered in Pescara (Italy) on 29 October 2025 for the second Transnational Project Meeting (TPM), hosted by IDP European Consultants, to review and finalise the …

Finalisation of Work Package 3: “Development of the AYB training content”

“A Year Better” (AYB) project, co-funded by the Erasmus+ program of the European Union, proudly announces the successful implementation of Work Package 3 (WP3): Development of AYB Training Content, coordinated by …

VOICE OER Platform is Online: Open, Inclusive, and Multilingual

The VOICE OER Platform, developed by Internet Web Solutions, the project’s coordinator and technology partner, is live and fully accessible in English, Spanish, Italian, Polish, and Ukrainian. The platform serves as …

BT4VET Project. Introducing the VET Business Index: A Strategic Compass for Modern Vocational Education Providers

The BT4VET partnership proudly unveils the VET Business Index, a groundbreaking tool designed to help Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers navigate the increasingly complex and competitive landscape of education and workforce development. …

BT4VET Project. Mapping the Future of VET: A New Framework to Classify Operational Business Models

The BT4VET partnership is pleased to announce a significant new milestone: the completion of a classification framework of operational business models tailored for Vocational Education and Training (VET) providers. This classification is more …

While young farmers represent the economic bulk of European rural areas – territories that make up from 40% to 80% of every European nation – numerous EU reports identify the need of a strong entrepreneurial and risk management training (as well as new technologies) from which rural entrepreneurs can benefit in terms of new and more innovative models for business competitiveness.

The financial and long-term sustainability of their business is by several key factors: lack of entrepreneurial training; overall lack of digital and ICT competences; the competitive pressure represented by big industrial value chain.

YOUNG FARMERS aims to enhance the opportunities for EU young farmers to adopt and exploit digital entrepreneurship models so to valorise their businesses with new competitive solutions.

The content of the training will address three main areas:

  • Challenges and opportunities for Agriculture in Digital Era
  • Digital rural entrepreneurship and e-marketing
  • Internationalisation and e-commerce

Throughout Implementation, Partners will:

  1. Implement and maintain the YOUNG FARMERS OER Platform to provide visibility to project activities and their EU mainstreaming
  2. Outline a comprehensive analysis on the market and competitive dynamics for rural entrepreneurship
  3. Develop Training and Resources Toolkit to be delivered to at least 120 targets
  4. Boost the adoption and replication of YOUNG FARMERS through its dissemination at national and EU level
  5. Promote its further uptake, providing evidence-based inputs to the communities of policy and practice in the domain of entrepreneurship and rural development

All YOUNG FARMERS results will available in multilingual versions, free of charge and without restrictions through the dedicated OER platform.

Internet Web Solutions is in charge of Intellectual Output 1 and will develop, test and update the OER platform which will represent a repository of project’s outputs, results, news and contacts. Furthermore,  IWS will follow and implement each project’s output and disseminate milestones and deliverable.

For further information on YOUNG FARMERS and other IWS initiatives:

www.internetwebsolutions.es

Internet Web Solutions joined the online Kick-Off meeting of the YOUNG FARMERS – Rural Entrepreneurship Leveraging Advanced training for Young farmers, a project co-financed by Erasmus+ Programme

On November 26, 2020, Internet Web Solutions joined the online Kick-Off Meeting of YOUNG FARMERS (Rural Entrepreneurship Leveraging Advanced training for Young farmers), a Project co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Commission, which brings together seven Partners from five countries (Belgium, Bulgaria, Italy, Poland and Spain). The Kick-Off Meeting, hosted by the Institut De Haute Formation aux Politiques Communautaires (IHF asbl), was originally planned in Brussels, but has been rescheduled online due to COVID-19 restrictions.

While young farmers represent the economic bulk of European rural areas – territories that make up from 40% to 80% of every European nation – numerous EU reports identify the need of a strong entrepreneurial and risk management training (as well as new technologies) from which rural entrepreneurs can benefit in terms of new and more innovative models for business competitiveness.

The financial and long-term sustainability of their business is by several key factors: lack of entrepreneurial training; overall lack of digital and ICT competences; the competitive pressure represented by big industrial value chain.

YOUNG FARMERS aims to enhance the opportunities for EU young farmers to adopt and exploit digital entrepreneurship models so to valorise their businesses with new competitive solutions.

The content of the training will address three main areas:

  • Challenges and opportunities for Agriculture in Digital Era
  • Digital rural entrepreneurship and e-marketing
  • Internationalisation and e-commerce

Throughout Implementation, Partners will:

  1. Implement and maintain the YOUNG FARMERS OER Platform to provide visibility to project activities and their EU mainstreaming
  2. Outline a comprehensive analysis on the market and competitive dynamics for rural entrepreneurship
  3. Develop Training and Resources Toolkit to be delivered to at least 120 targets
  4. Boost the adoption and replication of YOUNG FARMERS through its dissemination at national and EU level
  5. Promote its further uptake, providing evidence-based inputs to the communities of policy and practice in the domain of entrepreneurship and rural development

All YOUNG FARMERS results will available in multilingual versions, free of charge and without restrictions through the dedicated OER platform.

Internet Web Solutions is in charge of Intellectual Output 1 and will develop, test and update the OER platform which will represent a repository of project’s outputs, results, news and contacts. Furthermore,  IWS will follow and implement each project’s output and disseminate milestones and deliverable.

For further information on YOUNG FARMERS and other IWS initiatives:

www.internetwebsolutions.es

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