REcovery the CRisis through Entrepreneurial ATtitudE - RECREATE aimed to foster, in line with the provisions of the Modernisation Agenda for higher education, the acquisition of transversal and entrepreneurial attitude among young researchers, young graduates, students and university staff, in order to contribute to the recovery from the current economic crisis. Furthermore, RECREATE aimed to stimulate the acquisition of key competences, such as entrepreneurship and digital skills through innovative learning environments such as open educational resources, and flexible learning approaches. RECREATE also intended to increase the opportunity for improved employability by offering training and learning in entrepreneurship and transversal skills. A number of objectives were set in order to achieve the aim of the project: - To provide a high quality innovative ICT learning environment meeting the needs and requirements listed by the European Commission and other important studies to face the challenges of Europe 2020 Strategy, in particular for what concerns innovation and the development of transversal skills. - To develop a set of open educational resources, including innovative educational games, simulation and interactive tools: the goal is to develop a brand new product, innovative and experimental also in terms of educational methods, tools and practice. - Implement pilot test activities with members of the target groups in 5 countries, that offers the possibility to test and validate (and amend if necessary) the interactive tool and the training system developed. - The training programme will allow researchers, students and young graduates in the partner countries to become more entrepreneurial and acquire new skills and qualifications. After attending the training they will know how to start their own knowledge based businesses and/ or commercialise research results. - To disseminate the final version of the interactive tool in the project partner countries and to prepare for its further exploitation especially within Universities, Research centres, Incubators, Innovation Centres, etc in additional countries. The target groups envisaged for the RECREATE project were the following: DIRECT TARGET GROUPS will be the direct beneficiaries of project results: - Researchers, young graduates, students and university staff - Higher education institutions, university incubators: they could include the set of workshops in their educational offer and the platform within the tools used for entrepreneurship education and to support researchers in the development of businesses from the results of their research activities; INDIRECT TARGET GROUPS: Other potential users of project results that were to be reached through dissemination and exploitation activities, such as educational and training policy makers, science parks, research institutions, business incubators.It was expected to reach about 5000 people/organisations via dissemination and exploitation activities. Over 3000 leaflets were distributed during various events. The project website was visited by over a thousand people. Partners' websites, where information about the project is available, were visited by over 20,000 people. The project was also promoted via social media, email-s to target groups.RECREATE is created within the topics of Enterprise, industry and SMEs (incl. entrepreneurship), Entrepreneurial learning - entrepreneurship education and International cooperation, international relations, development cooperation. The partnership is highly experienced in international relations, and has extensive contacts and networks that was used to support the target groups in their technology and knowledge transfer to market and start-up of their possible companies. The project objectives was reached through the development of intellectual outputs, performing a detailed analysis of the target groups’ entrepreneurial attitude in the partners’ countries, in order to understand their needs and skill gaps. Training content and an open educational resource (interactive tool) were developed and implemented with the target group direct involvement, especially in the validation and fine-tuning. These activities were supplemented with dissemination efforts, including 5 multiplier events in all the partners’ countries to promote and ensure sustainability of the project results.