Biodiversity Foundation Project: Basic master's degree training in composting

This project will contribute to the needs identified in the current context in two main ways: first, by preparing a trained workforce in the collection and treatment of organic matter; and second, by contributing to the creation of green jobs for particularly vulnerable groups, such as women, people aged 35 to 45, immigrants, people with disabilities, and others. To achieve these objectives, six courses, each lasting a total of 48 hours, will be held in the autonomous communities of Madrid and Galicia. These courses will train unemployed people and prepare them so that municipalities can face the challenges they face in the coming years.

TARGETED AT: Unemployed people in the Community of Madrid and Galicia.