2 juil. 2026
Our second consortium meeting took place!
The 2nd Transnational Project Meeting of the ECO-merce project took place on 2–3 July at Impact Hub Vienna, hosted by ISEKI-Food Association.
Over two productive days, project partners came together to review progress, discuss upcoming milestones, and align on the next steps in supporting sustainable e-commerce practices in the agri-food sector.
1️⃣ The first day the main outcomes of the skill needs identification activities were presented (Skills Needs Analysis Report, Competence List as well as the final draft of the Skills Framework) and their further use to develop the project training curriculum was discussed. 📚
2️⃣ During the second day, an interactive workshop focused on identifying synergies across project activities and partner expertise fostered valuable knowledge exchange and opened new opportunities for collaboration, helping to maximize the project’s impact. 💡
🙏 Thank you to all partners Faraz Ahmed Hayat, Sara Barbosa, Federica Casaccio, Billy Goodburn, Luis Mayor López, Wilfried PAGET for their active participation, insightful discussions, and continued commitment to the ECO-merce project.
We look forward to the next steps as we continue working together toward a more sustainable and innovative future for agri-food commerce across Europe.
👉 Follow ECO-merce news and activities on its project website : https://www.eco-merce.com/, hosted by ISEKI-Food Association.
Over two productive days, project partners came together to review progress, discuss upcoming milestones, and align on the next steps in supporting sustainable e-commerce practices in the agri-food sector.
1️⃣ The first day the main outcomes of the skill needs identification activities were presented (Skills Needs Analysis Report, Competence List as well as the final draft of the Skills Framework) and their further use to develop the project training curriculum was discussed.
2️⃣ During the second day, an interactive workshop focused on identifying synergies across project activities and partner expertise fostered valuable knowledge exchange and opened new opportunities for collaboration, helping to maximize the project’s impact.
We look forward to the next steps as we continue working together toward a more sustainable and innovative future for agri-food commerce across Europe.