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The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg was established in 1990 as a not-for-profit organisation and has since become a reference point for most of the Italian enterprises wishing to operate in Luxembourg, as well as for all the local and regional authorities aiming to promote their products and services in the geographical and institutional heart of Europe.

The CCIL is a member of the network of the Italian Chambers of Commerce Abroad, which makes it an active participant in all the initiatives undertaken to promote Italy in the world. It performs a variety of services for its members, aimed at guiding their penetration in the Luxembourgish market, as well as that of Luxembourgish companies in the Italian market. The main services provided are: business and start-ups support, provision of juridical information, organisation of conferences and meetings with trade partners, translation and interpretation, and market research.

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg also hosts and participates in a series of promotional events and is active in the training sector with a variety of courses. Moreover, since 2016, it has been active in the sector of the European projects.

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The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg was established in 1990 as a not-for-profit organisation and has since become a reference point for most of the Italian enterprises wishing to operate in Luxembourg, as well as for all the local and regional authorities aiming to promote their products and services in the geographical and institutional heart of Europe.

The CCIL is a member of the network of the Italian Chambers of Commerce Abroad, which makes it an active participant in all the initiatives undertaken to promote Italy in the world. It performs a variety of services for its members, aimed at guiding their penetration in the Luxembourgish market, as well as that of Luxembourgish companies in the Italian market. The main services provided are: business and start-ups support, provision of juridical information, organisation of conferences and meetings with trade partners, translation and interpretation, and market research.

The Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg also hosts and participates in a series of promotional events and is active in the training sector with a variety of courses. Moreover, since 2016, it has been active in the sector of the European projects.

DomSpain is a Training and Consulting Company active on a national and international level. It offers a variety of services to the public and private sector of Spain and actively participates in international schemes through a well-established network of partners abroad. DomSpain has a highly qualified team of information technology that has implemented various projects on national and International level involving development of educational platforms. DomSpain is a member of the EAEA, EFVET, and International E-Learning Association, an international network of e-learning professionals, researchers, and students; it is engaged in the EU Pact for Skills.

The Training department of DomSpain develops educational programmes in four main directions:

  • Courses and workshops for adult learners, including foreign languages, ICT, cookery, dance and personal growth classes
  • VET: ICT, foreign languages, employability, work-based learning
  • Trainings for educators focusing on improving foreign language competences, use of digital tools and new teaching methods, blended learning.
  • Curricular pedagogical support and extracurricular activities for school children and parents, including foreign languages, robotics, coding, and internet safety.
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EURAKOM

EURAKOM, is a French boutique consultancy working across sectors with a wide range of public authorities, private companies and organisations at all levels to accompany their projects and initiatives from concept to implementation. EURAKOM also offers thematic expertise in areas such as education and culture, sustainability, tourism and food ecosystem, entrepreneurship, energy, transport, legal services and European affairs.

EURAKOM has been instrumental to the development of sustainable regional tourism flagship projects such as Tropicalia, the world’s largest sustainable Greenhouse, or the successful bid for European Region of Gastronomy of Hauts-de-France in 2019/2020 and others. For large-scale projects and activities, EURAKOM works with a cross sectoral bottom-up approach to maximise impact and ensure project uptake and success.

EURAKOM is a Green Destinations representative for France and Belgium and a member of the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC).

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CCIS

The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Slovenia (CCIS) is a non-profit, non-governmental, independent business organization representing the interest of its members (more than 7000 member companies). With almost 170 years of tradition, it is the most influential business organization in Slovenia.

The member companies of CCIS come from all sectors and all regions in Slovenia. CCIS unites 26 branch associations, representing all important industry sectors of Slovenia. CCIS has 13 regional offices in Slovenia. CCIS employees provide knowhow, expertise and knowledge in a broad spectrum of areas and topics.

CCIS has the status of a representative Chamber of Commerce and is a partner for the government in preparing legislation and policy strategies. CCIS is a member in numerous governmental bodies, boards and committees, providing knowhow and expertise in various fields, in the area of education and learning, for instance:

  • Governing Board of the University of Ljubljana.
  • Council of the Republic of Slovenia for Higher Education
  • Council of the Republic of Slovenia for the Education of Adults
  • Council of the Republic of Slovenia for Vocational Education and Training and Further Education and Training
  • Council of the Public Fund for the Development of Human Resources and Awarding of Grants
  • Member in all Area Boards for Vocational Training Standards


Supporting governmental bodies with knowhow and expertise in these fields makes CCIS a key actor at national level in the area of adult education, lifelong learning and vocational education and training.

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University of Usak

Uşak University, founded in 2006, is a university among 129 state universities in Türkiye. The University ‘s welcoming campus is located in 1 Eylül Campus (except Faculty of Dentistry and 5 vocational schools in five towns of Uşak) on the hills of Uşak, in a forested area with a beautiful village view on one side and a city center view on the other. The university is ranked among thousand universities in the IU green metric; “Worldwide greenest campus” ranking for the third time in 2022. In addition, vocational schools of Uşak University located in five different provinces with many natural and historical tourism attractions offer great opportunities not only for their students but also for the local community and visiting guests from outside.

More than 26,000 students are pursuing their academic goals and earning their degrees in a wide breadth of disciplines at Uşak University in 14 faculties, 1 college, 11 vocational schools, 1 institute providing graduate education and 21 research and application centers. Moreover, the university has 124 student organizations and 2 thousand and 45 international students from 55 countries.

Uşak university, with its academic units, number of lecturers, students, physical capacity, scientific research, social, cultural and sports activities and events, is a university that stands out among the higher education institutions of our country.

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Universidade De Aveiro

Founded in 1973 and a national pioneer in the provision of training in various areas, the University of Aveiro (UA) is today considered one of the most innovative universities in Portugal, known for its quality of teaching and research, also focusing on cooperation with business.

Its organisation and matricial structure, which integrates the university and polytechnic education subsystems, favour the crossing of knowledge, as well as harmony between teaching and research, making UA the choice of numerous national and international students. With a modern and prestigious architecture, the University of Aveiro has come to stand out, in a few years, in the top places of the most important international rankings that evaluate the quality of higher education institutions.

Currently, about 13600 undergraduate students and 3800 postgraduate students attend the University of Aveiro. Students from 85 countries cohabit the UA campuses, attracted by the quality of teaching, the prestige of the research produced here, its links to business, the climate and even the hospitality of the Portuguese people. The academic community is also made up of around 1400 teachers and researchers, and 630 members of technical, administrative and management staff.

“The university is us. It is around people that all the activity of universities revolves, it is in people that knowledge resides and it is to people (students, scholarship holders, researchers, teaching staff and technical, administrative and management staff) that the UA owes its existence and success” (Paulo Jorge Ferreira, Rector of the UA. Action Plan 2018-2022).

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Agricultural University- Plovdiv

The Agricultural University- Plovdiv was established in 1945. Even today it is the only specialized state-funded university in Bulgaria in the field of agricultural and life sciences, a university with high national, European and international prestige.

The Agricultural University provides training in the three educational degrees – Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD. The major structural units are – Faculty of Agronomy, Faculty of Horticulture with Viticulture, Faculty of Plant Protection and Agroecology, Faculty of Economics.The Agricultural University – Plovdiv is a partner in the university alliance UNIgreen. The alliance is the first “green” European university in agronomic, biotechnological and natural sciences which includes 8 partner universities.

The main goals of the Agricultural University- Plovdiv are in line with the national and European priorities in the field of agriculture, food, bioeconomy, ecology, sustainable development and tourism.

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Project partners met in Aveiro on the 14th and 15th of September 2023. It was the perfect opportunity to visit the destination with regenerative glasses on, to understand its many assets but also some of the challenges the destination is facing. Face to face project meetings always provide the partners with the unique opportunity to learn about the work of the hosting partner and get valuable insights about the destination. In this case partners were hosted by the dedicated team of management and tourism professionals of the University of Aveiro who shared a wealth of insights about a city that was new to many of the participants.

The Enforce project is well on track when it comes to the project work plan, which means that after having completed the Best Practice collection of innovative examples about storytelling for regeneration and also the Storyteller’s Guide, partners used the meeting to discuss the development of the Enforce Training Programme.

For the next few months partners will be working on developing the content in line with guidelines provided by the University of Usak, our project partner from Turkey.
The course should be available for piloting in January/February 2024 and will also be available in the partner languages once all translations are finalised.

The ENFORCE team met in the beautiful city of Luxembourg for its kick-off meeting. It took place at the premises of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Luxembourg (also known as CCIL), which opened its doors to warmly welcome all partners.

The team was aware of the importance of this first meeting and approached it with the same enthusiasm, as it plays an important role in building strong bonds that will contribute to the success of the entire cooperation. With the common goal of building a solid foundation, the participants discussed in depth the first steps required for the project ENFORCE.

During this visit, the project objectives were discussed in depth to ensure that each partner has a comprehensive understanding of the overarching goals. The outcome of the kick-off meeting was extremely satisfying for all partners and generated enthusiasm among the team. It was a success and left everyone inspired and energised.

The journey of ENFORCE has officially begun and with the collective expertise of the committed partners, there is no doubt that it will thrive and achieve remarkable results.

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