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Join the Digital Awareness & Inclusion Masterclass in Estonia | 26-27 May 2025

Call for civil society organisation (CSO) members in Georgia!

Join us for an exclusive masterclass designed to enhance digital awareness and inclusion in Georgia’s rural regions. This opportunity is open to individuals passionate about bridging the digital divide, particularly among vulnerable communities.

The masterclass, organised by the e-Governance Academy under the Rural Empowerment through Digital Inclusion (REDI) project, will take place on 26-27 May 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia.

Invitation in English

Invitation in Georgian

Please see the video about the masterclass.

 

Are you:

  • Over 18 years old and working for or a member of a civil society organisation, grassroots movement, or an individual entrepreneur in Georgia?
  • Interested in deepening your understanding of the digital world, its challenges, and opportunities, especially in the context of digital inclusion for vulnerable groups?
  • Keen to develop skills in raising digital awareness and designing initiatives for digitally vulnerable people?
  • Excited to learn teamwork, service, and project design?
  • Connected to Georgian rural regions such as Imereti, Guria, Racha-Lechkhumi and Kvemo Svaneti, or Kakheti?
  • Ready to lead by example and introduce innovative digital solutions to these communities?

If yes, we encourage you to apply!

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  • A comprehensive two-day masterclass in Estonia.
  • Participation in the high-level international e-Governance Conference EGOV 2025 on 28-29 May. This is the highlight event for global leaders and practitioners of digital governance. In 2025, we will explore how digital transformation is driving economic growth and fostering innovation. Whether you’re enhancing digital services, strengthening cybersecurity, managing data, promoting the ethical use of AI, or engaging citizens, this conference will connect you with experts from every sector.
  • Follow-up engagement activities in Georgia, co-designed during the Tallinn masterclass
  • All expenses covered (flights, accommodation, meals and program participation), thanks to support from the European Commission
  • A certificate of participation upon completion
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  • Proficiency in English (as the masterclass will be conducted in English)
  • A creative and team-oriented mindset
  • Availability from 25-30 May 2025 to attend all events, including travel days (TBC)
  • Commitment to participate in follow-up activities in Georgia in autumn 2025
Time

1. Submit an application video (or a motivation letter if the video is not possible). In a 90-second video, answer:

  • Who are you?
  • Why are you passionate about digital inclusion?
  • What is your personal experience with digital access (or lack of it) and its impact on people’s well-being?
  • How will you apply the knowledge and skills gained from this masterclass?
  • Be engaging and authentic—your motivation and enthusiasm should shine through!

2. Fill in the registration form (name, region, education, experience, contact details) and upload your video or motivation letter by 30 March 2025.

  • The registration form is here.
  • If technical issues arise, you can send the required information and video or motivation letter to

3. Video interview: Shortlisted candidates will be invited for a 5-10 minute video interview (TBC, likely 10-11 April 2025) to discuss their motivation.

4. Pre-masterclass task: Selected participants will receive a small observation task to complete before traveling to Tallinn.

 

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After reviewing applications and interviews, 10 participants will be selected and notified via email latest by the end of April 2025.

Apply now & spread the word!

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to become a leader in digital inclusion!

Feel free to share this invitation with your peers.

For any questions, please contact:

 

REDI is funded by the European Union and implemented by the e-Governance Academy (eGA) and Solidarity Fund Poland (SFPL). The project, running until 2027, aims to bridge the digital divide by enhancing digital literacy, developing skills, and improving connectivity to empower local communities. While eGA focuses on advancing digital skills through training programs, SFPL is working to create public access points to improve connectivity.  

This announcement’s contents are the sole responsibility of the e-Governance Academy and Solidarity Fund PL in Georgia and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union.

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