*Enhance the capacities of young people and local actors, focusing on the joint valorization of traditional land and sea activities. *Improve promotion and engagement in territories by fostering innovation, entrepreneurship, and the creation of new revenue-generating activities in both maritime and land-based professions. *Enhance local territorial animation by involving a greater number of individuals in local projects and by training territorial animators, valorizing productions through short supply chains. *Promote the cultural diversity of the European Union and the employability of young people by highlighting maritime and agricultural heritage. *Enhance the knowledge of actors in land and sea sectors in the use of ICT.
The LandSea project was developed based on the shared observation among transnational stakeholders of a lack of capacity within territories and their actors to valorize traditional land and sea activities. Faced with the increasing aging of professionals in fishing and aquaculture sectors and the low attractiveness of these jobs, it was necessary to enhance the skills of young people and actors in land and sea sectors to foster innovation and the creation of new revenue-generating activities. The project aimed to develop innovative training content enabling these audiences to jointly valorize both sea and land products, so that they could become mentors, local ambassadors, or even local heritage resource persons for these regional products.