About the Skills4Water LMS

H2O People provides learning solutions for professionals and organisations in the water sector
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About H2O People

H2O People is a collaborative ecosystem dedicated to empowering professionals, organizations and communities in the water and environmental sectors.

Its work focuses on capacity building, social impact and collaboration, helping people and organizations develop the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to respond to today’s water-related challenges.

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What is the Skills4Water LMS?

The SKILLS4Water LMS is an online learning platform created to support capacity building, knowledge sharing and professional development in the water sector.

Through this platform, learners can access courses, project-based learning materials, webinars and resources connected to H2O People initiatives, partner projects and sector experts.

Capacity building

Training and resources to strengthen knowledge and skills in the water sector.

Social impact

Promoting solutions that improve water security, health and resilience in communities.

Collaboration

Working with partners and networks to share knowledge and drive collective impact.

The SKILLS4Water LMS is one of several sector-specific learning platforms developed under Skills4EII — the Skills Alliance for the Green, Digital and Social Transformation of the Energy Intensive Industries. This Erasmus+ project, funded by the European Union under the Pact for Skills, brings together partners across steel, water, ceramics, chemicals and other energy-intensive sectors to build a shared skills ecosystem for Europe’s industrial workforce.
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skillbuilder

The central Skills4EII learning hub bringing together content, courses and resources across all partner sectors. Visit skillbuilder →

Pact for Skills

Part of the Large Scale Partnership for Energy Intensive Industries under the EU Pact for Skills framework.
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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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