About.The W-Rise project is powered by a consortium of dedicated organizations, each bringing unique expertise and passion to support Ukrainian refugee women through sustainable and digital entrepreneurship. Let’s introduce our vibrant partnership network:
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NIA Net in Action ItalyBased in Bologna, Net in Action spearheads innovative and inclusive education methodologies. With a strong focus on gamification, they aim to make learning accessible and engaging for those facing educational barriers, including learners with fewer opportunities.
Fundacja PolandFrom Długołęka, Educational Trip champions the personal and professional growth of young adults and those with fewer opportunities. Their work with Ukrainian refugees reflects a commitment to inclusion and support for vulnerable groups.
Alfombra Roja SwedenOperating out of Stockholm, Alfombra Roja AB specializes in education and business consultancy, focusing on the internationalization of businesses and expertise in project financing. They are pivotal in linking entrepreneurs with global opportunities.
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fundeun SpainLocated in Alicante, FUNDEUN excels in entrepreneurship education. Affiliated with the University of Alicante, they leverage deep academic insights and practical business acumen to empower emerging entrepreneurs.
Kaunas University of Technology LithuaniaKTU is renowned for its support and training in digital entrepreneurship. Based in Kaunas, they provide a robust educational foundation, propelling learners towards success in the digital business landscape.
REGWI Institute of Regenerative Economics GermanyREGWI is a transfer institute associated with Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences, Alfter/Bonn. They delve into regenerative-sustainable economics, contributing to future-proof business education dedicated to create net-positive value creation.
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