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Author: Veronica Charalambous

Safe Online – Protect Students from Cyberbullying to Stay Safe in the Digital Era

Written by Veronica Charalambous on . Posted in Digital Learning, Education, Health & Wellbeing, Projects & Initiatives.

The SafeOnline project aims to enhance students’ skills to effectively respond to cyberbullying, empower educators to combat it, and improve students’ digital resilience through innovative resources. Through an interactive, inclusive process that uses evidence-based practices, the project aspires to develop and evaluate high-quality material for school communities to deal with the phenomenon of cyberbullying via their daily practices within and beyond the school walls.

This will help support educators and students, building their self-esteem, problem solving and digital skills, as these will make students capable of reacting to different instances appropriately and with more confidence.

SHOREWINNER: Southern European Community for Offshore Wind Energy

Written by Veronica Charalambous on . Posted in Projects & Initiatives, Sustainable Development & Entrepreneurship.

The Southern European Community for Offshore Wind Energy (SHOREWINNER) project aims to set up and develop a Community of Practice (CoP) based on the cooperation among five Centres of Vocational Excellence (CoVEs) committed to the development of skills, upskilling and reskilling of the workforce, sharing of resources, and achievement of major European goals and priorities. The CoVEs will be created in southern European countries (Portugal, Spain, Italy, Greece and Cyprus) with a promising offshore energy sector.

Each CoVE will engage national stakeholders to collaboratively provide vocational training aligned with the needs of the local industry. SHOREWINNER will establish a Community of Practice (CoP) to foster collaboration and partnerships among vocational education and training (VET) institutions, higher education institutions, enterprises, research groups, and industry representatives.

Project duration: 4 years (2024 – 2028)

CARDET participated to the third event of the Green It Your Work project, completed in Greece

Written by Veronica Charalambous on . Posted in Project News.

CARDET participated to the third event of the Green IT Your Work Project, titled “Green practices – Make it real,” was organized by the Municipality of Agia, Greece, from August 29th to September 1st. The event hosted 56 participants from 7 European countries, focusing on green practices and sustainable careers.

On August 30th, participants visited the Joist Environmental Innovation Park in Larissa, where they explored innovative environmental solutions. They also learned from local enterprises like the Hellenic Energy Competence Center and Alpha Wood, which focus on sustainability and energy solutions. The day continued with a visit to the Holy Monastery of the Honorable Forerunner, highlighting organic farming practices.

On August 31st, participants explored environmental tourism, walking the Melivoia-Velika path, and discussed the potential for rural tourism. They also visited the Let’s Learn Youth Centre in Agia, engaging with youth about greener job opportunities in agriculture and tourism. The day ended with a celebration at the Apple Festival and the Religious Feast of Saint Anthony.


The event provided valuable knowledge to youth about positive green practices, encouraging them to pursue green careers in their communities. Gender inclusivity was maintained throughout the event, with 40 women and 16 men participating.

Learn more about the project here!

CARDET participated to the second event of the Green It Your Work project, completed in Spain

Written by Veronica Charalambous on . Posted in Project News.

CARDET participated to the second event of the Green IT Your Work Project, titled “Green challenges – the future is now,” that took place from May 9th to 12th in Alicante, Spain, organized by the Diputación Provincial de Alicante.

The event hosted 51 participants from 8 European countries, focusing on sustainability and responsible decision-making. On May 10th, participants visited the Archaeological Museum of Alicante (MARQ) and explored the Warriors of Xian exhibition. They also learned from local SMEs, including L’Alicantina, La Llum Creativa, and Silvoturismo Mediterráneo, which are dedicated to environmental innovation and social impact. Mr. Jorge Blanco from Diputación de Alicante presented local composting initiatives.

On May 11th, participants visited the Hogar Provincial de Alicante composting plant and learned about the process of organic material reuse. They also visited Casa Tápena in Onil, where environmental education programs for youth are offered, using the natural environment as a learning tool. The event encouraged youth to reflect on their decision-making and its impact on the environment, while promoting gender inclusivity, with 24 women and 27 men attending.

Learn more about the project here!