Lifelong learning for local sustainable growth: Policy and Practices for the Green Transition
Organised by: EARLALL
During the context of the Week of Regions and Cities, EARLALL, SkillNet Ireland and EAEA are pleased to announce this workshop. The workshop will propose an exchange on initiatives that empower local & regional authorities, businesses, and communities to develop the skills needed to achieve a carbon-neutral local economy. Participants will reflect upon a roadmap for building capacity in Adult Learning Education that was piloted in Europe in the context of the REGALE project, in addition to hearing from practices on building good public-private partnerships, including the example of Skillnet Ireland and Cork City.
Speakers Include:
Kieran McCarthy, Independent member of the Committee of the Regions and Independent Councilor, Cork City Council (Ireland)
Aoife O’Sullivan, Head of Network development and innovation at Skillnet Ireland
Davide Muraro, Policy and Project Coordinator, EAEA
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