The Human Capital Agenda programme of GroenvermogenNL enters its second phase this fall. New knowledge is needed for the success of the hydrogen transition. In order to effectively use this new knowledge on the labor market, it is of great importance that knowledge development is connected to regional learning communities.
Connecting knowledge development with learning communities
In these communities, research results are implemented and further developed, thereby improving the skills of professionals and students. Learning communities are partnerships in which companies, educational and research institutions work together to develop and apply new knowledge. These communities play a crucial role in creating a responsive ecosystem that supports the hydrogen transition.
New call: stimulating practice-oriented research
NWO recently opened a call for this purpose: ‘On the road to the future: Learning communities as drivers for the green hydrogen economy’. The aim of the call is to stimulate practice-oriented research into regional solutions for a responsive ecosystem of working, learning and innovating in so-called learning communities.
Information meeting on September 17
On Tuesday September 17 GroenvermogenNL is organising an information meeting about the scheme. All details and conditions for participation will be discussed.
