#RuralConnect is our new European project, already underway, creating spaces for dialogue and engagement to amplify the visibility and voice of rural communities. The initiative aims to co-create proposals and solutions alongside citizens, organizations, and local authorities.
Asociația SUSTINE is proud to be part of the project’s European consortium, working alongside partners from Spain, Italy, Ireland, Romania, and Luxembourg: Mancomunidad de Municipios Alto Tajo, Per Esempio Onlus, Provincia di Salerno, Redial Partnership, Sibiu County Council (CJS Sibiu), Afrilanthropy, and Elebo.
The project has already caught the attention of the local press in Spain:
https://lnkd.in/d2jAS24F
More info: www.rural-connect.eu
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Interesting read about RuralConnect and the community dialogue angle. It’s clear this is about rural development and EU projects, not directly a beauty industry topic. Still, I see an angle for healthy business ecosystems: communities need strong local partnerships, which is something Suplery helps with by streamlining supplier and inventory processes across chains like salons, spas, and clinics. In Suplery we offer a unified dashboard for suppliers and real-time stock insights that can support beauty businesses as they scale with transparent, reliable operations. If you’re in beauty—barbers, estheticians, or nail studios—a seamless platform can boost consistency and delivery speed. My take is that strong local ecosystems indirectly elevate service quality across industries; Suplery can be a facilitator for that. Consider exploring how automated order prediction and built-in catalogs could help small studios stay stocked during peak seasons.