The GreenEDU project, “Closing the gaps between HE and the green economy”, continues to support higher education educators and students in developing the green and digital skills needed for a sustainable future.
From 4–8 May 2026, partners of the ENTAIL project gathered in Skopje, North Macedonia, for a Transnational Project Meeting (TPM) and a series of study visits aimed at strengthening collaboration and exchanging good practices in vocational education and training (VET).
Innovade Li Ltd participated the first Transnational Project Meeting of EDUDATA held on the 13th and 14th of May 2026 in Nicosia. The meeting marked an important milestone for the project, as consortium partners gathered in person for the very first time to strengthen collaboration and align on the project’s shared vision and objectives.
INNOVADE announces the publication of a new research paper in the AIS SIGGreen 2025 Proceedings, now available through the AIS Electronic Library. The paper focuses on how the GreenEDU toolkit is reshaping higher education by equipping institutions with practical tools to embed sustainability into teaching and learning processes.
The fourth edition of the Wildescape EU newsletter takes readers to Ponta Delgada, Azores, where participants from all five partner countries came together for an international mobility activity.
Innovade, in partnership with CARDET and the IoD, successfully co-organised a series of trainings focused on enhancing digital wellbeing in primary education.
INNOVADE, representing Cyprus, proudly participated in the kick-off meeting of the European project SHE LEADS, held on 12–13 March in Valladolid, Spain. The meeting marked the official launch of an ambitious initiative aimed at empowering young people, particularly young women, by enhancing their entrepreneurial and digital competences through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The Final Conference and Meeting of the EPIC project took place in Sarajevo on 17–18 February 2026, bringing together stakeholders, partners, youth workers, and young innovators to reflect on the project’s achievements and long-term contribution to social entrepreneurship across the Western Balkans. The event was hosted by SMOC, with the support of CARDET, and convened approximately 60 participants.
As the EPIC (Entrepreneurial Citizenship for Social Change) project officially concludes this month, it marks a significant milestone in empowering the next generation of social entrepreneurs in the Western Balkans. Supported by the European Union, the project has successfully transformed the landscape for youth organizations and young changemakers in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Kosovo.
Between December 2025 and January 2026, the EPIC project (Entrepreneurial Citizenship for Social Change) successfully concluded a series of three dynamic National Hackathons across Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Kosovo. These intensive two-day events served as incubators for innovative social business ideas designed to tackle local community challenges.