SOLUTION

To solve these challenges, a divided process with several purposes is proposed:

1. A preliminary documentary research on the state of the art of no-code and its best practices has been carried out. For this first phase, a kick-off meeting was held in Timisoara, where the methodology to be followed was defined and the information to be delivered in the constitution manual of this first activity was defined.
2. Initial training elements on no-code were developed with an eminent focus on prototyping, digital communication and marketing, and automation and scaling of business operations. For this, an initial proposal for the itinerary of activities was made and a first pilot was executed in Palermo to receive feedback from the entrepreneurs.
   3. Three no-code modules were created and tested with selected startups within the European Union. This was carried out in another pilot in Madrid, where their effectiveness in generating the final deliverables was evaluated.
   4. Finally, all the information and documentation collected during the process, as well as the pilots carried out by the participating startups, were made known to the partners of the participating countries. At this meeting, each partner from the different participating countries informs entrepreneurs, experts and interested parties of all the relevant information about no-code tools to give greater visibility.