Programme: Recovery and Resilience Plan

This project proposal aims to establish a Digital Club at Community Centre “Zora-Stambolovo -1881” – an innovative and accessible space for learning, digital inclusion, and active civic engagement. The initiative is part of the broader national strategy to enhance access to and the quality of education by creating a network of digital clubs across the country. These clubs will be equipped with modern technology and internet connectivity, ensuring free and open access for all interested individuals.
By providing state-of-the-art equipment, high-speed internet, and qualified training opportunities, the community centre will respond to the growing needs of the local population for digital literacy and new opportunities for personal and professional development. The proposal targets a broad range of local residents, including elderly people, individuals with low digital skills, unemployed persons, students, and vulnerable groups. The planned activities will support training in basic digital skills, e-governance, online safety, and working with digital devices. Youth participation will be encouraged in creating digital content and using new technologies for cultural, educational, and social purposes.
The project is sustainable, building upon the established role of the community centre as a cultural and educational hub. The expected results include increased levels of digital literacy, improved access to information and services, and enhanced social inclusion.
The project does not include the actual implementation of trainings but creates the necessary conditions for their realization and remote access for people from different social and age groups.
The proposal fully complies with the "Do No Significant Harm" principle and does not envisage any activities that may have a negative impact on the environment, climate change, water resources, the circular economy, or biodiversity. The project will not generate harmful emissions, waste, or any other form of pollution.