Agente di Progetto

The course is designed for:

• professionals and consultants interested in design
• public bodies and organisations that want to understand how EU opportunities arise
• businesses and associations operating in international contexts
• young professionals already active in the world of work

The course is programmed to:

• develop skills applicable in the design and management of complex initiatives, even beyond the European scope;

• understand the operational dynamics of institutional contexts and transnational networks;

• strengthen one's professional profile through clear and marketable training.

• To acquire the ability to be at the helm of projects, where ideas, partners, and quality meet.
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• To develop concrete skills through a practical and application-oriented approach.
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• To interface with professionals experts who work daily in design, learning from real cases and actual dynamics.
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• To rely on the experience of the Belgian-Italian Chamber of Commerce, a recognised player for over twenty years for its direct expertise in training, networking, and management of European projects.
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• To integrate into a real context like Brussels, thanks to the Chamber's network and its direct presence among businesses, bodies, and EU stakeholders.
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• To strengthen one's employability with skills applicable in the European and international context certified by the certificate issued by the Belgian-Italian Chamber of Commerce.

LESSON 1: 30 March 2026, 18:00-20:30

Introduction to Project Design 2.0: The European Context and the Role of the Project Agent

This module provides an essential overview to understand where European opportunities arise and how to read project design as a lever for development for businesses, entities, and territories.

• Evolution of Euro-projecting: from commissioned projects to strategic project scouting

• The Multiannual Financial Framework 2021–2027: structure, logics, and remaining tools.

• The political priorities of the European Union as a basis for building fundable projects: a look at the new programming post-2027.

 

LESSON 2: 31 March 2026, 18:00-20:30

European design techniques: from idea construction to partnership creation.

In this part, participants learn to understand how a project arises from a network of relationships and a well-positioned idea, not just from a form.

• European design techniques and intervention logics

• Activities of European networks and strategic collaborations

• Creation of transnational partnerships: roles, actors, governance

• Best practices of the Project Agent's activities, to observe how well-structured ideas and coherent partnerships translate into successful projects.

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LESSON 3: 1 April 2026, 18:00-20:30

Operational tools for calls for proposals andcall for proposals: Models, budgets, evaluation criteria

This module allows you to acquire fundamental basic skills to correctly interpret European calls and build proposals that are consistent with the required standards.

• Useful tools and models for tackling a European call for proposals
• Management of partners and budget distribution
• First guided reading of a form and a call for proposals

• Analysis of evaluation criteria as a project reference

Giorgio De Bin is Secretary General of the Belgian-Italian Chamber of Commerce. In the Project Agent course, he brings his institutional experience and a strategic vision of European economic and project-based cooperation dynamics.

  Tiziana Carlino 
Tiziana Carlino is an expert in the design and development of international projects with over twenty years of experience in the network of Italian Chambers of Commerce abroad, where she has coordinated funded projects, built partnerships, and developed internationalisation strategies.

 Fatin Boaulite

Fatin Boualite works in the field of European project design at the Belgian-Italian Chamber of Commerce, where she writes and coordinates funded projects, manages partnerships, and develops European cooperation initiatives.