The CREDIT project has begun developing its digital training modules as part of Activity 4. These modules will transform the project’s research and Toolkit guidance into structured learning resources supporting SMEs in the green and circular transition.
What motivates organisations to take action on sustainability? Findings from the CREDIT research suggest that practical engagement in green practices plays a stronger role in readiness for the green transition than resources or perceived barriers.
Not sure where to begin with the CREDIT Toolkit? This step-by-step guide explains how SMEs can use the Sustainability Snapshot, select priority areas, and translate the Toolkit’s modules into practical business actions.
The CREDIT Toolkit is now available as a practical guide supporting SMEs in the green and circular transition. Offered both as a downloadable publication and an online, step-by-step resource.
The CREDIT project has published its research report exploring how organisations across Europe perceive and approach the green transition.
Help shape the future of green skills by participating in the CREDIT project survey. Your input will directly support the development of tools for sustainability and adult education.
The CREDIT project officially launched with a two-day partner meeting in Larissa, setting the foundation for developing training tools that support green and circular business practices.
Our Erasmus+ project “CREDIT” has been officially approved. We’re excited to begin supporting green and circular economy practices through digital training and collaboration.
