The pilot trial is carried out to test the action plan derived from the co-creation strategy that will take place in the transnational Living-Lab. As described in tasks T2.3.1, T2.3.2, and T2.3.3, this pilot action develops in three stages. The first involves training in technologies related to Agriculture 5.0, with an emphasis on bridging the digital divide among participating groups. The second stage is the co-creation workshop, where, through the use of digital twins, the specific solution to the addressed needs will be designed. Finally, in the third stage, a series of workshops will be held to develop the innovation project proposal that implements the real version of the developed digital twin, and assistance will be provided with the submission procedures for the proposal. All of this is possible because in Activity A2.1, participants have been organized into consortia sharing common objectives. Thus, the transnational Living-Lab will work with several consortia of entities for a period of seven months. The content and workshops held during this period will be adapted to the recipients, who may be producing or service SMEs or micro-SMEs, business associations, cooperatives, or entrepreneurs. Although work will be carried out with several groups and in all three countries, due to its coordinated nature, it is considered a single pilot action. This action will validate the strategy and assess its suitability for implementation, and will allow for determining the real impact on the different types of target audiences.
