Partners

BIA Innovator Campus is Ireland’s leading food and drink innovation and training hub. It coordinates the VINTA project and leads work on industry engagement, research and skills development. BIA brings strong connections to the brewing, distilling and winemaking sectors, alongside deep experience in vocational education and enterprise support.

Based in one of Europe’s major wine and spirits regions, AANA works at the intersection of training, innovation and industry promotion. The organisation brings extensive experience in stakeholder engagement, research, communication and gender inclusion across wine and spirits.

A leading public university specialising in brewing, distilling, winemaking and food technology. ONTU plays a key role in supporting women’s skills development and leadership in a crisis-affected context, bringing strong academic, technical and vocational expertise to the project.

Momentum is an adult education and social innovation organisation with over 20 years’ experience in vocational training, entrepreneurship and women’s leadership. The team contributes expertise in inclusive learning design, communications and industry-facing education.

EUEI specialises in digital learning, instructional design and open education. As the digital lead partner, it supports the development of VINTA’s online learning hub and ensures resources are accessible, inclusive and aligned with vocational learning needs.

A public higher education institution with strong links to vocational education, research and industry. IPVC contributes expertise in applied learning, skills development and European cooperation.