TRACK (2020)
TRACK (2020) - PROJECT CARD 2020-1-HR01-KA202-077805 |
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Project Title |
Training for Agrifood Competences on Blockchain |
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Acronym |
TRACK |
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Coordinator |
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Country |
Croatia |
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Programme |
Erasmus+ |
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Key Action |
Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices |
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Action Type |
Strategic Partnerships for vocational education and training |
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Call for Proposals |
Call for Proposals 2020 - EAC/A02/2019 (2019/C 373/06) |
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Project Reference |
2020-1-HR01-KA202-077805 |
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Project Duration |
From 01/10/2020 to 30-09-2022 (24 months) |
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EU Grant |
148.297,00 € |
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Topic |
ICT - new technologies - digital competences |
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Agriculture, forestry and fisheries |
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New innovative curricula/educational methods/development of training courses |
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Partners |
France |
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Greece |
Institouto Agrotikis Kai Synetairistikis Oikonomias Inaso Paseges |
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Italy |
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Spain |
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Erasmus+ Project Results Platform |
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Summary |
Agriculture and agri-food industry represent a very important sectors in all countries involved in the project. In the last years. In the last years, more and more knowledge is required in the disciplines necessary to support innovation in the sector: innovative technologies, innovative models, innovative designs etc. Everyone in the sector must have increasingly specialized skills: digital, more useful than ever for certifications, supply chain traceability, online transactions (blockchain, value chain). Even in the food sector many companies have to deal with the mismatch between real skills possessed by their workers and skills actually required. Blockchain adoption in agri-food industry has the potential to simplify and integrate agriculture supply chains but the level of its application is still very low in all EU countries. It has been demonstrated that Blockchain technology can positively influence two relevant aspects of the food supply chain:
The objective of the project is to improve the knowledge and skills on blockchain technology of people working in agri-food sector by developing and testing a new training module and by providing the agri-food operators with an interactive learning platform to be used for training purposes. The project will be implemented by 6 organizations, having different experiences and knowledge but all working in or with agri-food sector: Rural Development Agency, University, VET provider, Industrial Research Laboratory and Innovation and Technology Transfer Center, SME, University and Organization representing the Agricultural Cooperatives. It is expected that the project will generate some very concrete results such as:
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