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Andalusia reports digital training for 2,000 people in 184 rural municipalities

Capacita Rural’s reported reach covers participants in municipalities with fewer than 5,000 residents.

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Andalusia’s government said the Capacita Rural initiative had trained 2,000 people in digital skills across 184 municipalities with fewer than 5,000 residents. Promoted by Somos Digital, the programme operated in the region through the Puntos Vuela network.

The October 18 report describes a combination of classroom courses and self-paced online materials. Topics included internet and mobile-device use, cybersecurity, electronic administration, artificial intelligence and digital project management; local instructors also received technical preparation.

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Andalusia reports digital training for 2,000 people in 184 rural municipalities

People trained2000
Municipalities covered184
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Programme reach reported on October 18; exact training dates are unstated. Counts refer to trainees and municipalities, not the full population or independently measured learning gains.

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