Transfer of Innovation to Activate and Implement ECVET for Transparency and Recognition of Learning Outcomes and Qualifications in the

European Agricultural Sector

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Koperattivi Malta has applied for European Union Funds under the

Lifelong Learning Programme - Leonardo da Vinci - Transfer of

Innovation to Activate and Implement ECVET for Transparency

and Recognition of Learning Outcomes and Qualifications in

the European Agricultural Sector.

This project is based on the VET (Vocational Education and Training)

notion, which is becoming increasingly important.

Koperattivi Malta is coordinating and leading the programme.

The Beneficiary Partners

1. Koperattivi Malta – Malta

2. Aris – Umbria, Italy

3. Consorzio ITACA – Umbria, Italy

4. EBC*L – Budapest, Hungary

5. Dieis Coop – Brussels, Belgium

6. HMA – Athens, Greece

7. Fundaciòn Ecoagroturismo – Arguero, Spain

Aims of project: Bring together education, training and agricultural activity, to render

positive results for the competitiveness of the agricultural sector;

To add professionalism to the sector for the sustainable success of the European agricultural enterprise

To encourage farmers to take training in the agricultural sector

Encouraging transparency and recognition of learning outcomes and qualifications in the European agricultural sector

To encourage young people to work in the agriculture sector through this training program

To enable European mobility, pursuit of new opportunities and exchange of best practices.

FarmerManager/

Entrepreneur

Agriculture sector

Agriculture is a sector of utmost importance to the European Union

A strong agricultural sector is vital for the highly competitive food industry,

The European Union is the leading world exporter of agricultural produce

Agriculture also has a positive contribution on the natural environment.

Number of farmers is on the decline.

Employees within the agricultural industry are unable to reap the full benefits from their informal work experience as this is not being recognized

Society

Economy

Sustainable

Agriculture

Environment

The project brings together various actors within the field of education and the agricultural industry, that include:

Youths

Academics

Enterprises

Associations

Social partners

Educational entities/bodies

Public authorities

100 individuals across Europe, of which 25 are from Malta, will be participating in this project.

Programme will be a pilot project that, if successful, will be recognised and applied across Europe.

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