DLT4ALL

DLT4ALL is a European project designed to bridge the knowledge gap on Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLT) among students, entrepreneurs, SMEs, investors and incubator managers.

Obiettivo

The project addresses the limited understanding of DLT applications and their concrete business, investment and innovation potential across European ecosystems.

DLT4ALL combines academic perspectives with real-world use cases, overcoming the lack of practical, market-oriented content in existing higher education curricula.

It focuses on eight core thematic areas, including peer-to-peer architectures, encryption, consensus mechanisms, smart contracts, digital signatures, decentralised applications and DAOs.

The project delivers an open and agile learning platform integrating case studies, online and offline training, evaluation tools and MOOC-style content.

By targeting multiple stakeholders simultaneously, DLT4ALL increases awareness, attractiveness and informed adoption of Blockchain and DLT solutions across sectors and industries.

Partner di progetto

• University of Nicosia (CY)
• Gnomon company (GR)
• EBAN - European Association of Business Angels (BE)
• SEERC South-East European Research Centre (GR)
• University of Santiago de Compostela (ES)
• INSOMNIA (ES)
• University of Torino (IT)
• Sviluppo Como – ComoNExT – SpA (IT)

Attività di NExT

ComoNExT actively contributed to the structuring of the training pathways within the DLT4ALL project and was specifically responsible for the definition of the course delivery methodology. This included the design of the learning approach for both the online platform and the in-person residential training activities implemented in each partner country.

Within this framework, ComoNExT contributed to the definition and delivery of a Lifelong Learning Initiative (LLI) on blockchain technologies.

A chi si rivolge

• Higher education students
• Entrepreneurs and startup founders
• Incubator and accelerator managers

Staff ComoNExT coinvolto

• 1 General Manager
• 3 Project managers (research and teaching activities)
• 1 Communication Manager
• 3 Administratives