Meet the AGROW-HUB Project Partners

Meet the AGROW-HUB Project Partners

AGROW-HUB (Advancing Education, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Capacities for Sustainable Agri-Waste Green Solutions in the Southern Mediterranean) is an Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) project co-funded by the European Union, bringing together partners across the Southern Mediterranean and Europe to strengthen skills, modernise training, activate Living Labs, and support entrepreneurship for agri-food residue valorisation.

Core Partners (Beneficiaries)

Alexandria University (AU) – Project Coordinator

Leads overall coordination, governance, reporting, and quality assurance, ensuring coherent delivery across all work packages and partners.

Ain Shams University (ASU)

Drives applied implementation through Living Lab-oriented activities, supporting hands-on training and stakeholder engagement connected to real valorisation challenges.

German University in Cairo (GUC)

Strengthens the entrepreneurship and dissemination dimension by supporting innovation pathways, ecosystem engagement, and visibility of project outcomes.

Minia University (MINIA)

Expands regional outreach and supports capacity building activities, helping ensure project benefits reach a wider pool of learners and local stakeholders.

University of Sousse (USo)

Leads sustainability and long-term impact planning, supporting institutional anchoring and pathways that keep AGROW-HUB results active beyond the project lifetime.

University of Monastir (UM)

Contributes to Living Lab development and implementation, supporting practical training and innovation-focused collaboration aligned with project objectives.

Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh)

Leads curriculum and training design, ensuring robust academic content and structured learning pathways aligned with employability and stakeholder needs.

University of West Attica (UniWA)

Supports the online learning and training delivery model, contributing to scalable digital learning approaches and training-of-trainers capacity.

University of Turin (UniTO)

Strengthens hub/incubation coordination and innovation networking, supporting mentorship, collaboration, and technology transfer-oriented implementation.

Universitat de Barcelona (UB)

Contributes advanced expertise and training support, reinforcing scientific quality and strengthening learning and innovation methodologies across the consortium.