Only three months ago it became clear that we would have the opportunity to start work on a new ambitious project: Digital Educational Geoinformatics Methodologies for Landscape Monitoring (GEOLAND). Don't be fooled by the long name, in fact the project aims to protect NATURA 2000 sites by relying on innovative geoinformation systems and landscape monitoring. At the heart of the project is the idea of Citizen Science, and this is no surprise, since the goal is also a mass information campaign to awaken society to the urgent problems of monitoring changes in our surrounding nature. 

RTIC is conducting a Signing Banks project study to help identify the gaps that need to be addressed in creating a quality set of training materials to support the financial inclusion of people with hearing loss/deaf people.

Over the past months, the project consortium has been working hard to create training to support young entrepreneurs to start their own entrepreneurial activity and/or business. In the coming months, the training itself will start, and three of the young entrepreneurs who took part will have the opportunity to participate in a three-day exchange that will take place in Germany. The three-day event will give them the opportunity to meet other young entrepreneurs from Europe, with whom they can exchange experiences and good practices.

RTIK continues its work on the Gazelle project - Stimulating the development of innovative SMEs with high potential. You can find out about the news on the project from Bulletin 2.