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🌱 Continuing the journey of the Erasmus+ HARVEST project, Dalat University (DLU), Trường Đại học Đà Lạt , in Vietnam, recently hosted its Sustainability Awareness Day.

Within this initiative, INCOMA Group is proud to contribute to support the promotion of sustainability education and the exchange of knowledge on more resilient food systems.

The event brought together students and academics to discuss key global challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, food security, and sustainable development. Through expert inputs and interactive discussions, participants explored how sustainable food systems can better support both people and the planet.

A valuable opportunity to foster awareness, dialogue, and collaboration towards a more sustainable future. 🌍🌾

🌿 How can sustainable agriculture become a reality?

This was one of the key questions explored during the Sustainability Awareness Day held at the Prek Leap National Institute of Agriculture (NIA) in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as part of the Erasmus+ HARVEST project.

Through interactive discussions, expert presentations, and a visit to a seedling nursery, students discovered how sustainable practices can help address challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and long-term food security.

By combining knowledge exchange with field-based learning, the event encouraged participants to reflect on their role in shaping more resilient and sustainable food systems. 🌱🌍

🌱 Another successful Sustainability Awareness Day within the Erasmus+ HARVEST project- this time at Svay Rieng University (SRU) in Cambodia!

Students, academics, and agricultural experts came together to discuss the impacts of climate change on agriculture, sustainable solutions for food security, and the development of resilient horticulture value chains and agricultural cooperatives.

The event concluded with an engaging panel discussion, fostering dialogue and collaboration around the future of sustainable agriculture and food systems. 🌍🌾 Below, we share some highlights from the Sustainability Awareness Day at SRU.

🌱 The HARVEST project keeps progressing with its Sustainability Awareness Days, engaging students, academics, and local stakeholders in discussions on sustainability and resilient food systems.

AT Trường Đại Học Lâm Nghiệp - VNUF , participants explored the links between forest conservation, biodiversity, sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, and cultural heritage. 🌳🌍

Through expert presentations and interactive discussions, the event highlighted the importance of protecting forest ecosystems while supporting local livelihoods and sustainable development.

At INCOMA Group, we are proud to support the Erasmus+ HARVEST project and its mission to cultivate knowledge for a more sustainable future. 💚Below, we share some moments from the Sustainability Awareness Day at VNUF.

🌱 At INCOMA Group, we are proud to contribute to the Erasmus+ HARVEST project, which promotes sustainability education and supports the development of resilient food systems through international collaboration.

We are excited to see the Sustainability Awareness Days taking place across the HARVEST partner universities. 🎓🤝

Today, we are sharing some highlights from Universitas Lampung (UNILA), Indonesia, where students, academics, local communities, and practitioners came together for field-based learning activities, workshops, and reflection sessions focused on sustainable agriculture and local food systems.

Participants explored agroecosystems, organic farming practices, food diversification, and the vital role of communities in building a more sustainable future. The event was a great example of how experiential learning can connect theory with practice and inspire meaningful action. 🌍🌾 Below, we share some moments from the Sustainability Awareness Day at UNILA.

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💡How can education better connect to real jobs in port cities? This spotlight on Seville and Málaga gives some answers.

This month, we're putting the spotlight on the Spanish PortAbility cluster.

What does it actually look like when vocational education connects to the real economy of a port city? That's exactly what our partners in Andalusia are helping us find out on the ground, in Seville and Málaga.

Seville is a city unlike any other in Spain. Its port is the country's only inland seaport, sitting at the meeting point of logistics, industry, rail, road, and river. It forces you to think differently about how goods move, how industries connect, and what skills that economy actually needs.

Málaga tells a different story. A coastal city where cruise activity, tourism, freight logistics, and the push for sustainability are all happening at once and where the question of who gets access to those opportunities matters enormously.

Together, these two cities give PortAbility something rare: a genuinely dual perspective on what port-city transformation looks like in practice, and what role training and education can play in making that transformation more inclusive.

If you work in VET, ports, urban development, or economic policy this is the kind of work worth following.

Share this post to help more people discover what's being built in Seville and Málaga, and tag anyone who should know about it.



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👉 Learn more: portability-project.eu

Este post de hoy va dedicado a nuestra compañera Janina, que comienza una nueva etapa profesional.

Desde INCOMA queremos agradecerle todo el trabajo, la implicación y el cariño que ha aportado durante este tiempo. Ha sido un placer compartir camino contigo, aprender juntas y verte crecer.

Nos alegra muchísimo verte dar este nuevo paso y te deseamos todo lo mejor en esta nueva oportunidad.

¡Gracias por tanto, Janina! 💙