New Guidelines on Green Priorities and Digital Development for Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps Applicants Released

New guidelines focusing on green priorities and digital development have been published to support applicants of the Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps programs in developing projects aligned with sustainable development goals.

These guidelines encourage applicants to incorporate environmental sustainability and digital transformation into their projects. The aim is to ensure that projects are designed in harmony with the European Union's strategies for environmental responsibility and digitalization.

For more information, click on the link below:

https://www.erasmusplus.is/frettir-og-vidburdir/frettir/nyjar-leidbeiningar-fyrir-erasmus-og-european-solidarity-corps-umsaekjendur-um-graenar-aherslur-og-stafraena-throun

Climate Guardians: Youth Workers for a Cleaner Tomorrow Project

Our partner Erasmus+ project has come to a successful conclusion! In partnership with Lithuania, Iceland, Hungary, Poland, and Turkey, we joined forces to address one of the most urgent challenges of our time: climate change and pollution. This journey, supported by the Lithuanian National Agency, has been a transformative experience for everyone involved.

The project aimed to inspire young individuals to become active agents of environmental change. Participants took part in hands-on workshops, thought-provoking discussions, and collaborative brainstorming sessions, all centered around combating pollution and promoting sustainability. The skills and ideas exchanged during this program will undoubtedly serve as a foundation for future action.

The project also left a meaningful impact on the local community in Lithuania. Through events, awareness campaigns, and direct engagement, participants spread the message of sustainability, encouraging others to join the movement for a greener future. These efforts reinforced the idea that real change begins with small, collective actions.

As we reflect on this incredible journey, we are filled with gratitude and pride. This project has been a testament to the power of teamwork and shared vision. We thank all the participants and partners.

Interview with Local Young People

Within the scope of our project "Harvesting Hope:Tackling Food Waste", our participants had an interview study with local young people. In the meantime, brief information was provided about the Erasmus Plus programme and questions and answers about the subject of our project were carried out.

Here is the interview video!