Through a survey, the Green Vineyards project seeks the help of wine sector stakeholders to develop a green competence framework. Green Vineyards project aims to train workers in the wine sector to help them face the challenges of climate change. A just and sustainable society with a modern, resource-efficient, and competitive economy cannot be achieved […]
The first green Vineyards partner’s face-to-face meeting took place last 8th September 2022 at Logroño, la Rioja, Spain. The meeting was held the day after the public event organized to present the project at the UNIR headquarters in Logroño. All project partners attended in a daylong meeting that aimed to design and implement the tasks […]
Last 7th September 2022, The Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR) through its Institute for Research, Innovation and Educational Technology (UNIR iTED), host a public event to presentate Green Vineyards project to regional society. The project, framed within the Erasmus+ programme, has a budget of 201,535 euros and a duration of 30 months. Daniel Burgos, […]
A public presentation of the European project Green Vineyards will be held on Wednesday 7th September at the UNIR headquarters in Logroño, Spain. The event will start at 16h, with the aim of presenting the objectives and expected results of the project to future participants, authorities and other stakeholders will participate in the event. The […]
With the beginning of September, we are launching a number of communication tools foreseen in the Green Vineyards project. The objective is to enhance the project impact and the effects of project results on the participants and target groups. The main tool is the project website, www.greenvineyards.eu. The site will host all the information related […]
After receiving the green light from the European Commision and the Spanish Service for the Internationalisation of education, SEPIE, the first meeting of the Green Vineyards project took place last 11th July. Representatives of all the institutions involved in the project attended the meeting, which was held in online format, aimed to prepare all the […]
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Upskilling wineries staff: Responding to the challenges of climate change
PROJECT REF.: 2021-1-ES01-KA220-VET-000033311