Numeracy, literacy and digital skills are the foundations of basic skills allowing people to meet the challenges of today’s society at home and at work (Tout et al., 2017). Managing finances, food shopping and cooking, taking medications, planning and traveling, reading the newspaper, and other activities are only some examples. Numeracy abilities empowers people to make critical decisions based on quantitative data.

The Common European Numeracy Framework (CENF) is a result of the Erasmus+ project (2018-2021) and used in the new project Numeracy in Practice (2022-2024), The framework serves as a comprehensive numeracy framework aimed at enhancing individuals’ numerate behavior. The goal of the projects is to enhance both the quantity and quality of numeracy courses for adults, thereby increasing their societal success. A multi-level strategy is utilized, targeting teachers, volunteers, teacher educators, and policymakers to improve the delivery and opportunities for numeracy education.