For the EU-RUDISNET project, which focuses on promoting inclusion for people with disabilities in rural areas, a multiplier event was held on Wednesday, August 23, and organized by the Social Responsibility Apllication and Research Center. This event hosted 37 attendees from various public institutions who showed broad institutional interest and support for the aims of the project. During the event, an output of the project, an educational platform for exchanging information, collaborating and networking about the challenges and solutions faced in achieving social inclusion, was introduced. Participants had a comprehensive understanding of EU-RUDISNET project's efforts, milestones and future roadmap. They also had the opportunity to discuss best practices, provide feedback and suggest possible collaborations to increase the reach and impact of the project. Projects of this scope, implemented in cooperation with the European Union, reinforce the belief that collective efforts are vital, especially when it comes to ensuring the integration and upliftment of marginalized communities in rural areas. This multiplier event is a significant effort for the success of the EU-RUDISNET project and is a testament to the widespread recognition of its importance in the public.