Are you passionate about protecting the environment and creating positive change in your community? Are you between the ages of 15 and 30, eager to learn and ready to take action? Would you like to learn new skills related to the “3R”?

We invite you to participate in our new sustainability project! Through a series of engaging training courses, we aim to empower young leaders like you to become advocates for environmental initiatives in your local communities and multiply the knowledge with your peers.

We are looking for three young participants to participate in our first TC on Recycle, Reduce, and Reuse, which will be held in Croatia and Austria (yes! you’ll be changing places, how exciting!) from April 10th to April 20th (including the travel days). APPLY TODAY!

Training Course Overview

Our project focuses on raising awareness about crucial environmental issues such as pollution, climate change, recycling, and sustainable development.

Objectives:

• To deepen understanding of the importance of reusing, recycling, and reducing waste in mitigating environmental degradation.
• To explore practical strategies and initiatives for implementing „3R“ principles within local communities.
• To foster cross-cultural exchange and collaboration among participants from diverse backgrounds.
• To inspire participants to advocate for sustainable living and environmental stewardship within their societies.
• To inspire participants to think of their potential ideas for follow-up activities and actively engage in other phases of the project. 

What You’ll Gain:

• Knowledge and skills in sustainable development practices, like recycling, reducing, and reusing;
• Opportunities for multicultural exchange and community building;
• Leadership training and hands-on experience in environmental advocacy;
• Opportunity to visit another country and explore its sustainability practice;
• Networking opportunities with like-minded individuals from diverse backgrounds from six different countries;
• Learning how to write a project proposal in a later stage and implement follow-up activities in your community;
• Funding for your idea for a local activity that will tackle one of the environmental issues covered by the project;