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"Later" Means too Late

The youth exchange project named "Later" Means too Late with reference number 2023-1-LT02-KA152-YOU-000120901, of which we are a partner, was held in Vilnius, Lithuania between 24.02.2024-02.03.2024. A total of 6 countries; Lithuania, Czech Republic, Turkey, Hungary, Iceland, Italy participated in the project.


The participants, who came together in different cultures, had the opportunity to develop themselves culturally and socially during the project, and at the same time, they became aware of the fact that humans face various impacts such as extreme weather events, changes in wildlife populations, degradation of habitats, sea level rise and that all these changes are a result of heat-trapping greenhouse gases emitted into the atmosphere as a result of human activities.





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The official website of the Icelandic National Agency is your best source for up-to-date information about Erasmus Plus, application information and the latest developments. Here you can easily access Erasmus related news and get detailed information about the results of your projects.


You can also use the Erasmus Plus Results Platform, which is just a click away, to find out the details and results of your projects. In addition to the Icelandic National Agency's website, the official Erasmus Plus platform gives you the possibility to follow the progress of your projects and get instant access to the information you need.





Our joint project was accepted!

The youth exchange project "Later" Means too Late with reference number 2023-1-LT02-KA152-YOU-000120901, of which we are a partner, applied to Erasmus plus has been accepted. The project will be held in Vilnius, Lithuania from a total of 6 countries, these countries are; Lithuania, Czech, Republic, Turkey, Hungary, Iceland, Italy.


48 participants will be in the project. The project, which is set to be 8 people from each country, is planned to be 8 days in total between 24.02.2024-02.03.2024.


The project aims to make people aware that extreme weather events, changing wildlife populations and habitats, rising seas and a range of other impacts, and all these changes are occurring as mankind continues to add heat-trapping greenhouse gases to the atmosphere.


More information about the project can be found on the Erasmus plus results platform website.



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