Green IT Your Work || GIYW

Project Summary

Green IT Your Work || GIYW

The main goal of the project Green IT Your Work – Greener European Cities, is to emphasize the youth role in the green transition, as well as promoting the green jobs with a goal of contributing toward greener European cities, as civic response to COVID-19 crisis. Also, one of the objectives of this project is to promote dialogue, prosocial acting, debate and youth reflection and participations in decision making on the green transition in Europe. This project is a network of European cities that will focus on involving youth people as an active participants in making decisions regarding the youth policies, but also involving them in the local dialogues, events, debates, seminars, conferences and in that way offering to the youth all opportunities and information regarding the topic. This network will provide to youth the possibilities to explore European strategies regarding the Green transition, green jobs, green European cities, and their implementation on local level. This project will present a cooperation itinerary between 8 European cities that will last 24 months and that will focus on the exchange of experiences, intercultural dialogue, debate and joint reflection.

Project Topics
green transition
Environment
EU Green Deal
Project Activities

During this 24 months, the different participating entities will organize 8 international meetings where youth people from diverse social contexts will reflect and debate on different aspects related to green transition and green jobs.

Project information

Project Number

Grant Number: 101091184

Project Period

Start: 01.01.2023 End: 31.12.2024

Programme/ Key Action/ Action Type

Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV)

EU Grant

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Applicant Organization

Se Poate - Romania

Partners

Ubik Art (Italy) AGIA (Greece) CARDET (Cyprus) Kocevje (Slovenia) FINGAL COUNTY (Ireland)v PROV ALICANTE (Spain) GRAD PREGRADA (Croatia)

TARGET GROUPs

involving youth people as an active participants in making decisions regarding the youth policies

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