On 23 October, teachers and trainers gathered together for a clear reason: to perfect the agricultural innovation broker training methodology of the CATAlySt consortia.
Each attending partner institution held a session where the other four partners participated and tested the presented exercises and lectures. After each session the experts evaluated the given methodology and made recommendations for perfecting it. Beyond training development, the workshop aimed to help lecturers and trainers to learn new techniques and exercises from each other by performing a multilateral short-term staff exchange.
Capacity building in agricultural innovation services in CEE countries (CATAlySt) project aims to support agricultural innovation within the CEE region by identifying the necessary skillset and knowledge for practicing agricultural innovation professionals and providing them with a well elaborated training program based on Dutch and British examples.
The project was co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
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