

Discover the visionary project aligned with the European Union's commitment to achieving a climate-neutral continent by 2050. Our project delves into the social, youth, and economic aspects of the ecological transformation set forth by the European Green Deal.
In collaboration with our esteemed partners, we've identified two focal areas within the overarching priority of "environment and the fight against climate change."
General Objectives

The project enhances Three Seas Initiative collaboration on climate change, environmental protection, sustainable growth, and the European Green Deal.

It aims to build stronger relationships among youth, organizations, and Three Seas countries.

The project expands existing partnerships to include social, cultural, educational sectors, community activities, and youth initiatives.
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Its main goal is to increase youth participation in environmental conservation and climate action.
Results
Workshop Modules

Module: Green Competences for Indigenous peoples debate

Module: Corporate Social Responsibility

Module: Green Labor Market
Green Photographer andVideo Maker
Module: Green Competences for Indigenous peoples debate

Module: Ecological Education

Partners
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General Objectives
1 / Exploring the Sports Offer in Greenways: Uncovering Possibilities and Potentialities within Participant Countries' Networks
Identify the possibilities and potentialities of current sports offer in greenways amongst the respective greenways network of the participant countries
2 / Enhancing Greenway Popularity: Designing a Tailored Sports Offer for Diverse Target Groups
Increase the popularity of greenways through the design of a sports offer based on them, updated and specifically adapted to the different target groups that the project involves.
3 / Driving and Empowering Greenways as Open-air Sports Infrastructure: A Strategic Approach for Stakeholders in Sports and Rural Areas
Impulse and strengthen the use of greenways as open-air sports infrastructure through a specific strategy and guidelines addressed to stakeholders of sports and rural areas in which potentially greenways are located.
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them. The project “Green Three Seas for Youth (2021-1-PL01-KA220-YOU-000029219)“