Improving digital skills among migrants

The main goal is to reduce the digital skills gap among migrants, supporting their integration into society and the digital economy. This opportunity focuses on transnational actions that help migrants develop essential digital abilities. Projects should contribute to migrants' active participation in digital society and improve their access to digital services. The initiative encourages collaboration across different countries and organizations. Geographic eligibility is defined in the call document.

• Develop and deliver digital skills training for migrants—including digital literacy for everyday services (e‑government, health portals, banking) and job-oriented IT competencies. 

• Target vulnerable groups such as migrant women, elderly, migrants with disabilities, and individuals with low literacy, using innovative, inclusive learning methods.

• Create training tools, materials, and best practices for use by educators and integration professionals.

• Organize mutual learning events, workshops, or conferences to exchange digital skills training experiences and scalable practices.

Example projects:

• A cross-border digital literacy training program for newly arrived migrants.
• A collaborative initiative between NGOs in different countries to provide online workshops on digital safety and privacy for migrants.
• An EU-wide platform connecting migrants with digital mentors and resources in multiple languages.

The specific eligible expenses for this opportunity are not provided in the available information. Please refer to the call document or contact the managing authority for details.

• Budget for this Call: 5.000.000€
• Number of Grants attributed: 2
• Budget per project: 2.000.000€
• Minimum value per project: 1.000.000€

• Applicants must be established in an eligible country as defined in the call document.
• Projects should focus on improving digital skills among migrants.
• Applicants must submit proposals according to the specified format and page limits.
• Organizations must demonstrate adequate financial and operational capacity.
• Transnational collaboration is required.
• Further specific eligibility requirements are detailed in the call document.