Green Skills Adaptation and Development for Nordic Regions
Project overview
GreenADeN connects green skills development with digital innovation and collaboration across Nordic and Baltic communities. Its focus is on how learning, technology and knowledge exchange can support responses to climate challenges and the green transition.
The project programme includes workshops, hackathons, learning activities and a symposium exploring the European Green Deal and the Nordic Council of Ministers’ Vision 2030. These formats bring together participants and partner organisations to exchange ideas and explore practical approaches.
The published project period is June 2023–October 2024. This page presents the project background; the activities and events pages provide its published programme and resources.
InAI’s published work-plan responsibilities include project coordination and hackathon activities. The consortium brings together InAI in Finland, Peipsi CTC in Estonia, Húsavík Academic Center in Iceland and Interfolk in Denmark.
Project Team
Innovation Acceleration Institute, Kemi, Finland
Innovation Acceleration Institute is a Finnish non-profit organisation advancing innovation through collaboration. We develop projects, connect complementary partners and contribute to implementation, communication and knowledge exchange.
The Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation, Peipsi CTC, Estonia
The Peipsi Center for Transboundary Cooperation is crucial in promoting environmental awareness and nature education in the Lake Peipsi region. Through educational workshops, nature conservation projects, and eco-tourism development, the centre raises awareness about the importance of preserving the region's unique cultural and natural heritage. The Center is engaging in its activities local communities, schools, and stakeholders in cultural and environmental education.
Húsavík Academic Center, Iceland (HAC)
Húsavík Academic Center promotes and facilitates lifelong learning, university studies and interdisciplinary research. Based in Húsavík, it serves Þingeyjarsýslur in northeastern Iceland.
HAC offers academic, vocational and recreational courses and study programmes in collaboration with universities and regional organisations. It provides study facilities for local students and supports researchers working in the region.
Institute for Civil Society, Interfolk, Denmark
Institute for Civil Society, Interfolk, Denmark is a non-profit organisation based on individuals sharing an interest in the Nordic Grundtvigian tradition of liberal adult education as well as the wider European pedagogical traditions of Bildung and Enlightenment. The activities of Interfolk include research, surveys and development projects, seminars and debate, and other cultural activities in a Danish, Nordic, and European context. The partners of cooperation are primarily from the area of liberal adult education, voluntary associations and culture activities in the civil society, and secondary from the area of public education and culture. Read more