Nature tourism, agriculture and renaturation training in Adamuz
Empleaverde+ program
The project aims to develop theoretical and practical skills in unemployed people in Adamuz, a municipality in the province of Córdoba affected by rural abandonment and depopulation. Focused on a predominantly agricultural economy, especially in the cultivation of olive groves, and endowed with a rich natural and cultural heritage, the project seeks to capitalize on these resources to promote sustainable tourism.
In this context, problems such as depopulation, the flight of young talent and the difficulty of access to employment, especially for women, will be addressed. The project will use existing infrastructure, such as the network of trails and the interpretation centre of the mountain olive grove, to enrich the tourist offer and promote the ecological transition.
The ultimate goal is to train 10 people to integrate them into the local labor market and promote the economic and environmental development of the area. It is expected to improve access to education and employment, especially for women and vulnerable groups, contributing to gender equality and rural roots. In addition, it seeks to promote the sustainable use of natural, cultural and agricultural resources, enriching the tourism offer and fostering community consensus on a just ecological transition.
Line of action:
Terrestrial ecosystemsStatus:
En ejecuciónExecution date:
2025End date:
2026To develop theoretical and practical skills in unemployed people in Adamuz, with the purpose of training them to implement sustainable nature tourism initiatives, sustainable olive grove agriculture and urban renaturation projects.
In addition, this project will promote the sustainable use of infrastructures that integrate natural, agricultural and cultural elements. This will contribute to valuing the local tourism offer focused on the ecological transition. The training will also have an environmental impact linked to a cultural impact as they will promote community consensus regarding the just transition in Adamuz.
The project will focus on three main modules: sustainable nature tourism, strategic training and sustainable agricultural practices applied to olive groves. Topics such as ecosystem conservation, environmental legislation, waste management and urban renaturation will be included. A methodology based on Problem-Based Learning (PBL) will be used and a training programme in Equal Opportunities will be offered to raise awareness of gender equality and develop soft skills. A tutor will be assigned to supervise students during the internships, which will be carried out on real projects. Periodic assessments will be conducted to monitor participants’ progress.
Nature tourism, agriculture and renaturation training in Adamuz
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