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The project, "From Field to Screen: Rural Craft in the Digital Age Plus" (DigiCraft Plus), is an Erasmus+ project implemented within a Small-scale partnership in adult education (KA210-ADU). It is scheduled to run for 16 months, starting on September 1, 2025, and concluding on December 31, 2026.

The project aims to empower adults in rural areas or those facing geographical barriers—specifically unemployed individuals, women, and youth—to improve their employability and economic independence. By teaching digital manufacturing tools such as 3D printing and laser cutting, and providing skills in e-commerce and digital marketing, the project modernizes traditional craftsmanship while preserving cultural heritage.

Core Message & Objectives

The main mission is to empower rural adults and bridge the digital gap, with focus on:

• Digital Literacy: Mastering 3D Printing and Laser Cutting for modern craftsmanship.
• Entrepreneurship: Training in E-commerce and Digital Marketing to reach global markets.
• Heritage Preservation: Modernizing traditional techniques while preserving local cultural essence.
• Social Inclusion: Boosting employability for unemployed individuals, women, and youth in rural areas.

Target Groups​

• Primary (Direct)
  • Unemployed adults, women, and young people in rural or remote areas; traditional artisans.
• Secondary (Indirect)
  • Local governments, community organizations, vocational schools, technical colleges, universities, and NGOs active in rural development and digital innovation.