about the project
Eco-patrols for environmental goals
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The E4E
Project for Environmental Learning and Collaboration Among Youth
Eco patrols 4 Environmental goals project (E4E) project is aimed at developing the competencies of partner organizations that work togeather in order to raise awareness for different target groups on the topics related to the environment and climate change.
The E4E project is motivated by the logic of ensuring consistency and progressive upgrading of existing results, previous projects, programs and activities of all project partners working in the field of environmental and youth protection.
The results of the project will try to enable changes in the behavior towards the environment in the daily life choices of youngsters from 14-18 years old (the target groups), by implementing the eco patrol concept.
This all will be done by a motivated and creative transnational team of experts working in youth non-formal education in the environmental field.
Users
Employees, volunteers, and members of partner organizations, schools (teachers and students), young people, people who work with young people, and associations focused on working with young people and environmental protection.
Partners
Funding
Funded by European Union through the Erasmus + program
Budget
250.000,00 EUR
Duration
01.02.2023.-01.02.2025.
Project goals
what we do
Work for a greener environment
Manual on non formal Environmental Education
The manual will be intended for young people aged 14 to 18 and will be in the languages of the five partner countries. It will serve as a guide for the activities as part of the pilot eco-patrols that will be implemented in the local communities of the partner countries.
Educational Online Game
Young people will be encouraged to take action by an online educational game that will be created through the project. The game will consist of 24 tasks. The purpose of the game is to challenge young people to take civic actions related to challenges in the field of environment and climate change.