The project is part of rural modernization initiatives funded through NextGenerationEU and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. These actions aim to integrate technological solutions that improve specialization and the quality of local products.
The Digital Entrepreneurship Networks (RETECH Madrid) program has been the main pillar for supporting the 56 startups. Over eight months, these companies have worked in specialized hubs focused on health, aerospace, and the environment, located at the Madrid Digital Center, Tres Cantos, and Las Rozas.
Regarding training, the Madrid Digital Classroom platform has trained 737 professionals in the use of tools applied to the primary sector. Training content ranges from digital field notebooks and farm management to electronic signature systems, digital banking, and cybersecurity protocols.
