Water Project — Impact 2026-2028 - Demonstration Template
Project model Water: objectives, team, schedule, partners and expected results.
Connected Crafts
Accompany local artisans and designers to better digital visibility, better presented products and more sales opportunities.
Vision & Objectives
Help local designers sell better without losing their identity.
Connected Crafts is an accompanying project for artisans, local designers and small brands who want to increase their visibility, structure their offer and better sell their products.
The project meets a simple need: many local products have real value, but sometimes lack professional photos, clear descriptions, adapted packaging, price strategy or consistent digital presence.
The aim is to help participants move from an informal or limited sale to a more professional presentation: product catalogue, article sheet, photos, social networks, commercial messages, packaging and first online sales.
Valorize artisanal and local products.
Improve product photos, descriptions and catalogues.
Support artisans in the use of social networks and digital tools.
Building confidence, visibility and sales opportunities.
Methodology & Approach
The project follows a concrete and progressive method of transforming a local activity into a more readable and attractive offer.
Diagnostic: analysis of the products, prices, photos, sales channels and needs of each participant.
Product Improvement: work on presentation, packaging, descriptions and consistency of the offer.
Content creation: photo product, mini-catalogue, sales texts and social media.
Digitalisation: progressive onlineization, order structuring and communication with customers.
Monitoring: feedback on sales, adjustments and recommendations to continue after the project.
Key figures
80
Accompanied artisans
300
Photographic products
40
Mini catalogues created
12
Practical workshops
Project schedule
Septembre 2026
Launch & call for participation
Presentation of the project and registration of local artisans, designers and small brands.
Octobre 2026
Diagnosis of activities
Analysis of existing products, photos, prices, packaging and sales channels.
Novembre 2026
Photo Workshops & Catalogue
Creation of simple product photos, descriptive sheets and first mini catalogues.
Décembre 2026
Packaging & positioning
Work on presentation, prices, offers, lots and customer experience.
Février 2027
Online sales & social networks
Publication of products, preparation of messages and organization of first orders.
Juin 2027
Final balance & display
Presentation of catalogues, feedback and recommendations for the future.
Project Pillars
Three axes to professionalize the local offer without distorting it.
Local output
Valorize craft creations, their origin, use and history with a clear presentation.
Digital catalogue
Create simple product sheets with photos, prices, descriptions and useful information to order.
Packaging & Sale
Improve packaging, lots, offers and communication to make products more attractive.
Project team
Sarra Trabelsi
Project coordinator — participant support, partnerships and overall monitoring.
Hatem Khlifi
Digital trainer — product catalogues, social networks and online sales.
Chargé M&E
Packaging advisor — product presentation, lots, prices and customer experience.
Photos of the field
“A good product deserves to be well presented, well told and easily accessible to customers.”
Key Project Points
- • Create photos and descriptions suitable for sale.
- • Structure a simple and shared mini-catalogue.
- • Work packaging, lots and prices.
- • Help participants publish and sell online.
- • Possible duplication: documented and reproducible model
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can participate in the project?▼
Local artisans, creators, small brands, women entrepreneurs, cooperatives and local activity providers can participate according to the places available.
Should we already sell online?▼
No. The project is also intended for participants who only sell by word of mouth, local markets or personal networks.
Does the project create a complete online shop?▼
The project first helps to structure the bases: photos, descriptions, catalogue, social networks and order organization. A complete shop can be considered in a next step.
Should the products be handcrafted?▼
The project focuses on local products, handmade or with strong local identity: crafts, accessories, decoration, creative products, small objects and local creations.
Can companies support the project?▼
Yes. Companies can support the project through photo material, training spaces, mentoring, sponsorship or logistical support.
Participate in the project
The project supports local artisans and creators in the development of their products, the creation of catalogues and online sales.
Project news
Follow the workshops, new participants, catalogues created and local showcases.
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