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Rise Project pilot training programme

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30 April 2025

Rise Project pilot training programme

Skills

Proximity and social economy

Boosting digital skills by - and in the social economy

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RISE (Engaged Research in the Social Economy) is a new Erasmus+ project that aims to build the skills of social economy organisations to partner in projects with research institutes. The objective is to encourage more Engaged Research projects, a practice that creates socially impactful initiatives through active collaboration between researchers and communities. The project is led by a consortium of four partners, including The Wheel (project coordinators, Ireland), Diesis Network (Belgium), European Citizen Science Association ECSA (Germany), and Science for Change (Spain).  

In order to overcome the identified gaps and barriers, RISE is currently developing a practical capacity-building training programme in order to make Social Economy Organisations “research-ready”.

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Editorial Team: Diesis

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Geographical descriptors

EU-27

Organisation Type

Academic / Research and VET Institutions

Business Support Organisation

Networks and Federations / Confederations

NGOs / Non-profits

SMEs (a company with less than 250 employees)

Social Economy Entity

  • Thematic area

    • Skills

  • Interlinkages with other sectors

    • Proximity and social economy

  • Action areas and keywords

    • Boosting digital skills by - and in the social economy

    • Education

    • Future workplaces

    • Innovation

    • Innovation as enabler for green transition and business development in the social economy

    • Local Green Deals, green business communities and citizens’ initiatives

    • Supporting Digital Social Innovation & Tech for Good entrepreneurship

  • Ecosystem focus

    • Proximity economy

    • Social economy

  • Scope of activity

    • Local/neighbourhood

    • National

    • Regional

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The training aims to equip SEOs with the tools and knowledge necessary to design, manage, and evaluate Engaged Research projects and thus collaborate with researchers as equal partners. By embedding Engaged Research skills into their strategies, SEOs can shape evidence that matters – to their communities and policymakers alike.  

 This co-created training programme will be piloted and refined through two piloting rounds in autumn 2025 and spring 2026, with the aim to train 120 SEOs across the consortium.  

If you were interested in participating in the pilot trainings, you can sign up here 
For more information about the project, visit https://www.engaged-rise.eu/ or the project

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