Recognition of merit and social impact
The success of INTERCRAFT lies not only in achieving its formal objectives, but also in its ability to generate a real and tangible impact. Recognition as a Good Practice by INAPP means that the project has demonstrated above-average effectiveness, with transferable and sustainable results that can serve as a model for future European initiatives.

Project Pillars
The Intercultural Craft journey has developed around three key pillars that successfully combine tradition and modernity:
• Intercultural Mapping and Curriculum: A detailed analysis of craft skills in Europe was conducted, culminating in a modular training curriculum. This tool has been field-tested, offering personalized pathways for the socio-professional integration of migrants and refugees;
• Innovation Hub: The interactive digital platform developed during the project has become a reference point for networking and continuing education, exceeding initial expectations in terms of accessibility and stakeholder participation;

• Operational Resilience: Despite the global challenges encountered throughout the project's lifecycle, the partnership was able to adapt each activity, transforming logistical constraints into opportunities for process optimization.

An International Collaboration
This achievement is the fruit of international cooperation involving partners from Italy, Slovenia, Spain, and Greece. Intercraft has demonstrated that the revival of artisanal traditions, when supported by an innovative approach, represents one of the most powerful keys to promoting social and work inclusion in multicultural contexts.

Conclusions and Outlook
The INTERCRAFT experience leaves behind concrete tools and a consolidated network of professionals to promote social and work inclusion in multicultural contexts.