Pöördumine
| Dokumendiregister | Justiits- ja Digiministeerium |
| Viit | 21-1/26/4846-1 |
| Registreeritud | 22.06.2026 |
| Sünkroonitud | 23.06.2026 |
| Liik | Sissetulev kiri |
| Funktsioon | 21 Digiarengu korraldamine |
| Sari | 21-1 Digiriigi arengu kavandamise ning korraldamise kirjavahetus |
| Toimik | 21-1/2026 |
| Juurdepääsupiirang | Avalik |
| Adressaat | AVARA Majandus- ja Teeninduskolledž |
| Saabumis/saatmisviis | AVARA Majandus- ja Teeninduskolledž |
| Vastutaja | Lauri Luht (Justiits- ja Digiministeerium, Kantsleri vastutusvaldkond, Digiriigi valdkond) |
| Originaal | Ava uues aknas |
Failid
Become an associated partner in CoVE TwinComm
TwinComm is a Erasmus+ Centres of Vocational Excellence initiative that brings together vocational education, research, companies, media and regional stakeholders. The project focuses on transition communication: the role of communication in helping people, organisations and communities understand, discuss and act on major societal changes.
The first focus of TwinComm is the twin transition. This means the combined green and digital transition that is shaping the future of European regions, labour markets and public services. These changes affect housing, mobility, circular economy, agrifood, energy, digitalisation and many other local and regional priorities.
Why municipalities and regional governments matter
Municipalities and regional authorities are close to the people, organisations and challenges that transitions affect. They understand local needs, policy priorities and regional development goals. At the same time, they play an important role in connecting education, companies, citizens and public organisations.
By becoming an associated partner, your organisation can help ensure that TwinComm is not only a European project, but also a project with real regional value.
What TwinComm wants to achieve
TwinComm aims to strengthen the way regions communicate about change. The project will support vocational education and regional partners to:
• develop practical knowledge on transition communication
• create learning materials for students, teachers and professionals
• connect education more strongly to regional transition challenges
• involve companies, public actors and communities in dialogue
• support regional cooperation around the twin transition
• share tools, examples and lessons learned across Europe
What it means to become an associated partner
As an associated partner, your organisation supports the project without receiving direct Erasmus+ funding or taking on formal project management responsibilities.
Your role can be flexible and adapted to your organisation’s capacity. For example, you may:
• help connect the project to regional policy priorities
• join selected regional meetings, events or trainings
• share relevant local or regional challenges with the consortium
• help reach local stakeholders, companies or community organisations
• support the use and visibility of project results after the project period
The level of involvement can be agreed with the regional project partners. The main aim is to create a meaningful connection between TwinComm and the needs of your region.
Why this is valuable for your organisation
By supporting TwinComm, your municipality or regional government can:
• strengthen cooperation with vocational education and local industry
• connect European innovation to local and regional policy goals
• gain access to knowledge, tools and good practices from other European regions
• support citizens, learners and professionals in understanding complex transitions
• contribute to a stronger regional response to green and digital change
• increase the visibility of your region in a European cooperation network
A small commitment with regional impact
Becoming an associated partner is simple. Your organisation only needs to sign a letter of support for the TwinComm application.
This letter shows that your organisation supports the project idea and sees the value of stronger regional cooperation around the twin transition. It does not mean that your organisation takes on a formal project role or receives Erasmus+ funding.
With this support, TwinComm can show that the project is connected to real regional needs and prioritie
We would be pleased to welcome your organisation as an associated partner in TwinComm.
TwinComm is a Erasmus+ Centres of Vocational Excellence initiative that brings together vocational education, research, companies, media and regional stakeholders. The project focuses on transition communication: the role of communication in helping people, organisations and communities understand, discuss and act on major societal changes.
The first focus of TwinComm is the twin transition. This means the combined green and digital transition that is shaping the future of European regions, labour markets and public services. These changes affect housing, mobility, circular economy, agrifood, energy, digitalisation and many other local and regional priorities.
Why municipalities and regional governments matter
Municipalities and regional authorities are close to the people, organisations and challenges that transitions affect. They understand local needs, policy priorities and regional development goals. At the same time, they play an important role in connecting education, companies, citizens and public organisations.
By becoming an associated partner, your organisation can help ensure that TwinComm is not only a European project, but also a project with real regional value.
What TwinComm wants to achieve
TwinComm aims to strengthen the way regions communicate about change. The project will support vocational education and regional partners to:
• develop practical knowledge on transition communication
• create learning materials for students, teachers and professionals
• connect education more strongly to regional transition challenges
• involve companies, public actors and communities in dialogue
• support regional cooperation around the twin transition
• share tools, examples and lessons learned across Europe
What it means to become an associated partner
As an associated partner, your organisation supports the project without receiving direct Erasmus+ funding or taking on formal project management responsibilities.
Your role can be flexible and adapted to your organisation’s capacity. For example, you may:
• help connect the project to regional policy priorities
• join selected regional meetings, events or trainings
• share relevant local or regional challenges with the consortium
• help reach local stakeholders, companies or community organisations
• support the use and visibility of project results after the project period
The level of involvement can be agreed with the regional project partners. The main aim is to create a meaningful connection between TwinComm and the needs of your region.
Why this is valuable for your organisation
By supporting TwinComm, your municipality or regional government can:
• strengthen cooperation with vocational education and local industry
• connect European innovation to local and regional policy goals
• gain access to knowledge, tools and good practices from other European regions
• support citizens, learners and professionals in understanding complex transitions
• contribute to a stronger regional response to green and digital change
• increase the visibility of your region in a European cooperation network
A small commitment with regional impact
Becoming an associated partner is simple. Your organisation only needs to sign a letter of support for the TwinComm application.
This letter shows that your organisation supports the project idea and sees the value of stronger regional cooperation around the twin transition. It does not mean that your organisation takes on a formal project role or receives Erasmus+ funding.
With this support, TwinComm can show that the project is connected to real regional needs and prioritie
We would be pleased to welcome your organisation as an associated partner in TwinComm.
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Tähelepanu!
Tegemist on välisvõrgust saabunud kirjaga. |
Lugupeetud Justiits- ja Digiministeeriumi esindaja
Pöördun teie poole Majandus- ja Teeninduskolledži AVARA nimel seoses rahvusvahelise Erasmus+ CoVE TwinComm projekti ettevalmistamisega. Soovime kutsuda Justiits- ja Digiministeeriumi arutama võimalikku osalemist Eesti konsortsiumis
seotud partnerina, tuues projekti riigi digipoliitika, digiteenuste, rohedigi, tehisaru, andmekasutuse ja digioskuste arendamise vaate.
TwinComm on kavandatav Erasmus+ kutsehariduse tipptaseme keskuse projekt, mille keskmes on üleminekukommunikatsioon. Projekti eesmärk on arendada õppijate, õpetajate ja spetsialistide oskusi mõista, selgitada ja kommunikeerida
suuri ühiskondlikke muutusi.
Eesti fookusteema võiks olla jätkusuutlik ettevõtluse korraldus ja automatiseerimine. Keskendume sellele, kuidas tehisaru ja digilahendused aitavad muuta ettevõtete tööprotsesse tõhusamaks,
vähendada rutiinset tööd, toetada kestlikku ressursikasutust ning parandada teenuste kvaliteeti. Projekti eripära on kommunikatsiooniline vaade: õppijad ja spetsialistid ei õpi ainult tööriistu kasutama, vaid ka muutusi mõtestama, selgitama, kaasama ja vastutustundlikult
ellu viima.
Justiits- ja Digiministeeriumi roll Eesti digiühiskonna arendamisel on TwinComm projekti seisukohalt väga oluline. Projekti üks keskseid küsimusi on, kuidas muuta rohe- ja digipööre inimestele, õppijatele, spetsialistidele, organisatsioonidele
ja kogukondadele arusaadavaks, usaldusväärseks ning praktiliselt rakendatavaks. Eesti digiriigi, rohedigi, andmepõhise riigijuhtimise, tehisaru kasutuselevõtu ja digioskuste arendamise kogemus annaks projektile tugeva avaliku sektori vaate.
Eesti konsortsiumis osaleks AVARA kutseõppe partnerina, tuues projekti 5. taseme kutseõppe, turunduse, sotsiaalmeedia, digipädevuse, tehisintellekti ja õppematerjalide arendamise kogemuse. Justiits- ja Digiministeeriumi võimalik
roll seotud partnerina aitaks siduda projekti Eesti digiühiskonna, avalike digiteenuste ja rohedigi arengusuundadega.
Võimalik panus projektis võiks olla näiteks:
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jagada sisendit Eesti digiriigi, tehisaru, andmekasutuse ja digioskuste arendamise teemadel;
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aidata kujundada praktilisi juhtumeid, mis käsitlevad digipöörde ja rohepöörde koosmõju avalikus sektoris;
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anda tagasisidet õppematerjalidele või praktilistele õppeülesannetele, mis käsitlevad digiteenuste, andmete, tehisaru, digioskuste ja keskkonnamõju kommunikatsiooni;
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toetada arutelu selle üle, milliseid kommunikatsiooni- ja digipädevusi vajavad tuleviku spetsialistid kaksikülemineku kontekstis;
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osaleda valitud piirkondlikel kohtumistel, töötubades või poliitikaüritustel;
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aidata tugevdada projekti seost Eesti digiühiskonna arengusuundade ja avaliku sektori innovatsiooniga.
Seotud partneri roll ei tähenda otsest Erasmus+ rahastust ega ametlikke projektijuhtimise kohustusi. Tegemist oleks paindliku koostöövormiga, mille täpne ulatus lepitakse kokku vastavalt ministeeriumi võimalustele ja huvidele.
Projekti taotluse juurde oleks vajalik toetuskiri, mis kinnitab organisatsiooni huvi projekti ideed toetada ning näitab, et TwinComm on seotud Eesti tegelike rohe- ja digipöörde vajaduste ja prioriteetidega.
Hea meelega tutvustaksime TwinComm projekti lühikesel veebikohtumisel ning arutaksime, kas ja millises vormis võiks Justiits- ja Digiministeerium Eesti konsortsiumi seotud partnerina toetada.
Tervitades,
Anne-Ly Kandelin
Administratiivtöö õppetooli juht
AVARA Majandus- ja Teeninduskolledž
Ruum: B205
Tel. 56495159
E-mail:
anne-ly.kandelin@avara.edu.ee
Become an associated partner in CoVE TwinComm
TwinComm is a Erasmus+ Centres of Vocational Excellence initiative that brings together vocational education, research, companies, media and regional stakeholders. The project focuses on transition communication: the role of communication in helping people, organisations and communities understand, discuss and act on major societal changes.
The first focus of TwinComm is the twin transition. This means the combined green and digital transition that is shaping the future of European regions, labour markets and public services. These changes affect housing, mobility, circular economy, agrifood, energy, digitalisation and many other local and regional priorities.
Why municipalities and regional governments matter
Municipalities and regional authorities are close to the people, organisations and challenges that transitions affect. They understand local needs, policy priorities and regional development goals. At the same time, they play an important role in connecting education, companies, citizens and public organisations.
By becoming an associated partner, your organisation can help ensure that TwinComm is not only a European project, but also a project with real regional value.
What TwinComm wants to achieve
TwinComm aims to strengthen the way regions communicate about change. The project will support vocational education and regional partners to:
• develop practical knowledge on transition communication
• create learning materials for students, teachers and professionals
• connect education more strongly to regional transition challenges
• involve companies, public actors and communities in dialogue
• support regional cooperation around the twin transition
• share tools, examples and lessons learned across Europe
What it means to become an associated partner
As an associated partner, your organisation supports the project without receiving direct Erasmus+ funding or taking on formal project management responsibilities.
Your role can be flexible and adapted to your organisation’s capacity. For example, you may:
• help connect the project to regional policy priorities
• join selected regional meetings, events or trainings
• share relevant local or regional challenges with the consortium
• help reach local stakeholders, companies or community organisations
• support the use and visibility of project results after the project period
The level of involvement can be agreed with the regional project partners. The main aim is to create a meaningful connection between TwinComm and the needs of your region.
Why this is valuable for your organisation
By supporting TwinComm, your municipality or regional government can:
• strengthen cooperation with vocational education and local industry
• connect European innovation to local and regional policy goals
• gain access to knowledge, tools and good practices from other European regions
• support citizens, learners and professionals in understanding complex transitions
• contribute to a stronger regional response to green and digital change
• increase the visibility of your region in a European cooperation network
A small commitment with regional impact
Becoming an associated partner is simple. Your organisation only needs to sign a letter of support for the TwinComm application.
This letter shows that your organisation supports the project idea and sees the value of stronger regional cooperation around the twin transition. It does not mean that your organisation takes on a formal project role or receives Erasmus+ funding.
With this support, TwinComm can show that the project is connected to real regional needs and prioritie
We would be pleased to welcome your organisation as an associated partner in TwinComm.
TwinComm is a Erasmus+ Centres of Vocational Excellence initiative that brings together vocational education, research, companies, media and regional stakeholders. The project focuses on transition communication: the role of communication in helping people, organisations and communities understand, discuss and act on major societal changes.
The first focus of TwinComm is the twin transition. This means the combined green and digital transition that is shaping the future of European regions, labour markets and public services. These changes affect housing, mobility, circular economy, agrifood, energy, digitalisation and many other local and regional priorities.
Why municipalities and regional governments matter
Municipalities and regional authorities are close to the people, organisations and challenges that transitions affect. They understand local needs, policy priorities and regional development goals. At the same time, they play an important role in connecting education, companies, citizens and public organisations.
By becoming an associated partner, your organisation can help ensure that TwinComm is not only a European project, but also a project with real regional value.
What TwinComm wants to achieve
TwinComm aims to strengthen the way regions communicate about change. The project will support vocational education and regional partners to:
• develop practical knowledge on transition communication
• create learning materials for students, teachers and professionals
• connect education more strongly to regional transition challenges
• involve companies, public actors and communities in dialogue
• support regional cooperation around the twin transition
• share tools, examples and lessons learned across Europe
What it means to become an associated partner
As an associated partner, your organisation supports the project without receiving direct Erasmus+ funding or taking on formal project management responsibilities.
Your role can be flexible and adapted to your organisation’s capacity. For example, you may:
• help connect the project to regional policy priorities
• join selected regional meetings, events or trainings
• share relevant local or regional challenges with the consortium
• help reach local stakeholders, companies or community organisations
• support the use and visibility of project results after the project period
The level of involvement can be agreed with the regional project partners. The main aim is to create a meaningful connection between TwinComm and the needs of your region.
Why this is valuable for your organisation
By supporting TwinComm, your municipality or regional government can:
• strengthen cooperation with vocational education and local industry
• connect European innovation to local and regional policy goals
• gain access to knowledge, tools and good practices from other European regions
• support citizens, learners and professionals in understanding complex transitions
• contribute to a stronger regional response to green and digital change
• increase the visibility of your region in a European cooperation network
A small commitment with regional impact
Becoming an associated partner is simple. Your organisation only needs to sign a letter of support for the TwinComm application.
This letter shows that your organisation supports the project idea and sees the value of stronger regional cooperation around the twin transition. It does not mean that your organisation takes on a formal project role or receives Erasmus+ funding.
With this support, TwinComm can show that the project is connected to real regional needs and prioritie
We would be pleased to welcome your organisation as an associated partner in TwinComm.
LETTER OF SUPPORT – ASSOCIATED PARTNER
Supporting Organisation:
Name of organisation: <name of organisation>
PIC code organisation: <PIC code>
Contact person: <name and function of contact person>
Address: <address organisation>
Country: <name country>
<name organisation>, hereby declares the intention to support the consortium in their activities in the project ‘CoVE TwinComm’ under the framework of the Erasmus+ programme. Therefore, <name organisation> has the intention to provide its network, expertise and support during the project period and after, without any binding commitments.
_________________________ _________________________
(Signature) (Stamp, if available)
<name>
<date>
LETTER OF SUPPORT – ASSOCIATED PARTNER
Supporting Organisation:
Name of organisation: <name of organisation>
PIC code organisation: <PIC code>
Contact person: <name and function of contact person>
Address: <address organisation>
Country: <name country>
<name organisation>, hereby declares the intention to support the consortium in their activities in the project ‘CoVE TwinComm’ under the framework of the Erasmus+ programme. Therefore, <name organisation> has the intention to provide its network, expertise and support during the project period and after, without any binding commitments.
_________________________ _________________________
(Signature) (Stamp, if available)
<name>
<date>
LETTER OF SUPPORT – ASSOCIATED PARTNER
Supporting Organisation:
Name of organisation: <name of organisation>
PIC code organisation: <PIC code>
Contact person: <name and function of contact person>
Address: <address organisation>
Country: <name country>
<name organisation>, hereby declares the intention to support the consortium in their activities in the project ‘CoVE TwinComm’ under the framework of the Erasmus+ programme. Therefore, <name organisation> has the intention to provide its network, expertise and support during the project period and after, without any binding commitments.
_________________________ _________________________
(Signature) (Stamp, if available)
<name>
<date>
LETTER OF SUPPORT – ASSOCIATED PARTNER
Supporting Organisation:
Name of organisation: <name of organisation>
PIC code organisation: <PIC code>
Contact person: <name and function of contact person>
Address: <address organisation>
Country: <name country>
<name organisation>, hereby declares the intention to support the consortium in their activities in the project ‘CoVE TwinComm’ under the framework of the Erasmus+ programme. Therefore, <name organisation> has the intention to provide its network, expertise and support during the project period and after, without any binding commitments.
_________________________ _________________________
(Signature) (Stamp, if available)
<name>
<date>