Your Digital Partner for EU-Funded Projects
Vinexa joins European consortia as a technical, dissemination, and digital partner — building project platforms, producing content, and getting results in front of the people they were made for.
Our Role in a Consortium
We collaborate with universities, NGOs, municipalities, cultural institutions, and SMEs across Europe — joining or coordinating projects and taking ownership of the work packages where digital expertise matters most.
Platforms & E-Learning
Project portals and multilingual e-learning platforms, designed to WCAG 2.1 accessibility standards and built to outlive the funding period.
Dissemination & Outreach
Multi-channel awareness strategies and GDPR-compliant campaigns that reach target groups, stakeholders, and institutions in every partner country.
Content Production
Inclusive, multilingual digital content — from learning materials to campaign assets — with AI-enabled workflows that keep production on schedule.
Engagement & Exploitation
Stakeholder engagement, digital transformation support, and commercialization pathways that turn project outputs into lasting impact.
Our EU-Funded Projects
Adult Education
PHISH
A small-scale Erasmus+ partnership on cybersecurity awareness for adults and vulnerable groups. Vinexa is the dissemination and technical partner, building the multilingual e-learning platform and outreach campaigns.
Sport
GUARD
A pan-European Erasmus+ sport project combating doping in eSports and promoting fair play in competitive gaming. Vinexa is the technical solution and dissemination partner, developing the eSports Guard Portal.
Where We Work
We prepare and deliver projects under the following EU programmes, and are open to new calls where digital delivery is central to the work plan.
Building a Consortium?
Download our Partner Information File for PIC/OID details and legal documents, or get in touch to discuss your next proposal.
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