Turismo de Canarias: Roblox debut with “Find the Seasouls” A video game that promotes sustainability.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, and Food Sovereignty is offering over fifty training programs starting in January at its Agricultural Training Schools (ECA) located in Tenerife, La Palma, and Gran Canaria. These courses are aimed at both young entrepreneurs in the primary sector and the continuous training of workers.
The CanSat project, promoted by the European Space Agency (ESA) and coordinated in the Canary Islands by the Ministry of Education, Vocational Training, Physical Activity, and Sports, offers secondary and high school students a unique opportunity: to design, build, and launch a fully functional satellite the size of a soda can. This innovative project allows participants to immerse themselves in a complete simulation of a real space mission, blending theory and practice in an interdisciplinary and highly motivating context.
Christmas arrives in the Canary Islands with knowledge at its core, offering a special December program designed to surprise and delight audiences of all ages with innovation, technology, and science.
The Canary Islands reaffirm themselves in 2024 as the autonomous community with the lowest per capita public debt in Spain, a figure that highlights the strength of the archipelago’s economic management and represents a significant milestone on the national stage. By the end of 2023, the debt per inhabitant stood at €2,928.13, a figure significantly lower than the national average of €6,745.64. This achievement is the result of a rigorous and sustainability-oriented financial management strategy, which has contained debt without compromising investments or essential public services.
The Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the Technological and Renewable Energy Institute (ITER), and the ITG National Technological Center have signed an agreement for the project "Decarbonization and Digitalization of Atlantic Ports (ENEPORTS)", funded by the Atlantic Area Program 2021-2027. This initiative aims to reduce the carbon footprint and adopt advanced technologies in Atlantic ports, with a particular focus on the Port of Granadilla as a testing ground for innovative solutions.
The Weeks of Science and Innovation in the Canary Islands 2024 (SCIC24), promoted by the Government of the Canary Islands through the Ministry of Universities, Science, Innovation, and Culture and the Canary Islands Agency for Research, Innovation, and the Information Society (ACIISI), celebrated their twentieth anniversary with a special edition that engaged citizens and institutions throughout the archipelago.