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    UNITA Lifelong Learning Strategy Strategic Roadmap for 2028–2034


    Information icon.svg This strategy aims to establish UNITA as a leading LLL provider in its member regions by 2034, focusing on micro-credentials and territorial needs.

    🎯 Vision[edit | edit source]

    By **2034**, UNITA will be recognized as the premier provider of lifelong learning in its member university regions. We prioritize:

    • πŸŽ“ Micro-credentials: Flexible, stackable learning units.
    • πŸ—ΊοΈ Territorial Specificity: Training tailored to local mountain and rural economies.
    • 🀝 Partnerships: Deep integration with socio-economic stakeholders.

    πŸ“Š 1. State of the Art[edit | edit source]

    Progress to Date[edit | edit source]

    Key Milestones:

    • 50 UNITA-labelled micro-credentials launched.
    • Establishment of the Hub of Success.
    • Active role in the FOREU4ALL community.

    Current Challenges:

    • Governance coordination gaps.
    • Departmental silos across member universities.
    • High dependency on EU funding.

    Resource Gap Analysis[edit | edit source]

    • πŸ‘€ Human Capital: No central LLL coordinator; coordination is currently fragmented across TT3.2.
    • πŸ’° Finance: Need to shift from 100% EU funding to diversified revenue streams.
    • πŸ’» Technology: Unified digital credential technology and an integrated ecosystem are missing.
    • 🌍 Assets: Partnership management remains fragmented at the territorial level.

    πŸ” 2. Strategic Context[edit | edit source]

    PESTEL Insights[edit | edit source]

    πŸ›οΈ Political
    Strong EU support via Union of Skills 2025; Erasmus+ funding increase.
    πŸ“ˆ Economic
    Massive skills shortages (50%+) vs. the need for self-financing.
    πŸ‘₯ Social
    Rural-urban inequality remains a key driver for UNITA's mission.
    πŸ€– Technological
    AI-driven education and blockchain credentials (Europass).
    🌱 Environmental
    Focus on green transition and circular economy skills.
    βš–οΈ Legal
    Complexities in national QA harmonization for micro-credentials.

    πŸš€ 3. Action Plan & Roadmap[edit | edit source]

    πŸ› οΈ Action 1: Micro-credentials Framework[edit | edit source]

    • 2028-30: Scale to 100+ credentials (Green Energy & Heritage focus).
    • 2031-32: Automate Quality Assurance with AI integration.
    • 2033-34: Full European recognition and revenue generation.
    • πŸ“ˆ Target: β‰₯ 300 active credentials.

    🏒 Action 2: LLL Coordination Hub[edit | edit source]

    • 2028-30: Appoint an Alliance LLL Coordinator.
    • 2031-32: Unified counseling/outreach services.
    • 2033-34: Institutionalized performance-based funding.
    • πŸ“ˆ Target: β‰₯ 90% university engagement.

    🀝 Action 3: Industry Partnership Network[edit | edit source]

    • 2028-30: Regional Industry Councils established.
    • 2031-32: Scale work-based learning with SMEs.
    • 2033-34: Formal co-financing (40% Industry / 60% EU).
    • πŸ“ˆ Target: β‰₯ 100 Employer partners.

    🌐 Action 4: Digital Recognition Platform[edit | edit source]

    • 2028-30: Deployment of the Digital Badge system.
    • 2031-32: Blockchain verification & Europass connectivity.
    • 2033-34: Full EQF integration and model sharing.
    • πŸ“ˆ Target: β‰₯ 90% portability success.

    πŸ“ˆ 4. Strategy Indicators (2034 Targets)[edit | edit source]

    Active Credentials
    300+
    Baseline: 50 | Target: 300
    Network Engagement
    90%
    Alliance-wide participation
    Employer Partners
    100+
    SME & Industrial Councils