Orti urbani

Il progetto Gardeniser HUB promuove nuove opportunità di formazione per i Gardenisers, in particolare nel campo della scuola e della pubblica amministrazione, e per i formatori di Gardenisers. Promuove opportunità per lo scambio di buone pratiche e sarà, quindi, un'opportunità per condividere strumenti e risorse.

Gardeniser PLUS è un progetto di scambio di buone pratiche per professionisti e volontari che desiderano sviluppare abilità e scoprire pratiche esistenti nella realtà degli orti comunitari in Europa.

Gardeniser pro mira a creare e testare un percorso formativo innovativo ed europeo a supporto dello sviluppo professionale di una nuova figura, quella del coordinatore di orti urbani condivisi (garden-organiser=GARDENISER), che ne rafforzi conoscenze, abilità e competenze, sperimentandone la validazione degli apprendimenti attraverso il sistema ECVET, al fine di creare le basi per il suo riconoscimento nei sistemi di istruzione e formazione professionale a livello regionale e nazionale, favorendone così l’occupabilità.

The Gardeniser Pro pathway includes for 8 Gardeniser Trainees, selected among the participants in the local training courses, the opportunity to do a 1-week internship abroad working in an urban garden of another European country and side-by-side with a local Gardeniser.

The European Credit System for Vocational Education and Training (ECVET) is a European instrument to support lifelong learning aiming at building a European framework for recognising vocational qualifications.

The main purpose of the platform is to match demand with supply, connecting gardens with the different roles in the garden (educational, therapeutic, etc.) and with Gardenisers who have obtained the Gardeniser Licence participating in the training course and the internship. The Gardeniser Pro online platform is designed to meet a variety of functional, technical and business requirements.

The Gardeniser Licence is a standardised document registering and recognising a certain level of competencies and abilities in the specific fields of action of this new professional figure

A local training programme is provided by specialised staff (Gardeniser Trainers) in each of the partner countries and it is addressed to 20 selected Gardeniser Trainees, namely young people and adults that handle urban gardens in various ways, both in the public and private sectors, who want to increase or complete the competencies necessary in order to fulfil the role of coordinator of urban gardens.

A specific format has been developed – mixing and perfecting the French and English traditions on urban gardens that are some of the strongest traditions on this topic in Europe – with the purpose of ensuring the appropriate preparation of those trainers that wish to implement training for an Gardeniser Trainees at a local level.