As part of the KUL project, environmental engineers, in collaboration with their partners – the Center for Lifelong Learning and Culture from Croatia and the Development Center Murska Sobota from Slovenia – have launched a series of informative workshops aimed at improving skills in creative entrepreneurship. This initiative is supported by the EU program Creative Europe and provides valuable insights into the opportunities for growth in the creative industries.
The first workshop, organized by Environmental Engineers Novi Sad, took place on December 1, 2023, at the Novi Sad Fair. During this informative session, participants had the opportunity to discover various avenues to enhance their knowledge and expertise in creative entrepreneurship, with a special focus on the intersection of environmental protection and creativity. The workshop included expert presentations on the importance of sustainability in creative projects, strategies for launching successful ventures in creative industries, and ways to integrate environmental protection into business models.
Attendees also learned about the available resources and support mechanisms through the KUL project and the Creative Europe program, which aims to foster innovation and sustainability in creative sectors. Participants were encouraged to take part in future project activities, which include further workshops, networking opportunities, and access to a range of professional development tools.
For those interested in joining the KUL project, it is an exciting opportunity to be part of an international initiative that empowers individuals and organizations in the creative field to grow, collaborate, and innovate. To get involved, potential participants can visit the project’s website or reach out to the Environmental Engineers Novi Sad for more information on how to apply and benefit from the project’s offerings.
Stay tuned for upcoming workshops and activities, and don’t miss the chance to enhance your skills in creative entrepreneurship while contributing to environmental sustainability!
