We are searching partners for our KA152 Project for the upcoming deadline from the following countries: 

ITALY, POLAND, SWEDEN, FINLAND

We are currently preparing an KA152 Erasmus+ project proposal focused on climate change awareness and forest fire prevention, and we would like to formally invite your organization to join us as a partner for the upcoming cal on the 12th of February. Our proposal is nearly finished, and we only expect a small contribution from you, since we are working on over the course of the past two months.

Due to the imminent application deadline, we kindly ask for your urgent confirmation of interest no later than 5th of February. If you are interested, we would be happy to schedule a brief online meeting at your earliest convenience to discuss the details further.

Please let us know as soon as possible if your organization would like to join this partnership so we can proceed with the necessary arrangements. Should you require any additional information, do not hesitate to reach out.

CONCEPT NOTE

Background and Justification

Climate change and forest fires threaten ecosystems. In 2020, over 785,000 hectares of forests in the EU were destroyed by wildfires, a 35% increase from 2019. These fires release carbon, worsening global warming. Forests, which absorb CO2, are being lost, accelerating climate change. This project empowers youth to combat these issues through awareness and action.

Project Objectives

1. Increase Climate Awareness: Educate youth and local communities on climate change and forest fire prevention, aligning with the European Green Deal.

2. Community Engagement: Highlight ecological damage caused by forest fires and promote prevention strategies.

3. Sustainable Lifestyles: Encourage eco-friendly habits among youth.

Alignment with Erasmus+ Priorities

This project supports the EU Green Deal and 2030 Vision, equipping youth with knowledge to drive environmental change. Activities include green skill-building, digital education, and youth mobility to raise awareness on climate action.

Expected Impact on Participants

Participants will:

• Understand climate change and forest fire prevention.

• Gain problem-solving, leadership, and intercultural communication skills.

• Increase volunteerism and environmental responsibility.

Expected Impact on Youth Organizations

• Strengthen capacity for climate education.

• Foster partnerships with sustainability-focused groups.

• Develop educational materials for long-term use.

Local, National, and International Impact

The project will:

• Engage local communities through workshops and media outreach.

• Collaborate with NGOs and public institutions to advocate climate policies.

• Use digital campaigns to expand awareness.

Participant Preparation

Participants will receive language support, climate education materials, and guidance on cultural sensitivities. They will prepare presentations and contribute to exhibitions showcasing climate-related content.

Safety and Risk Management

• 24/7 security at accommodation venues.

• Group leaders for emergency support.

• Health and travel insurance for all participants.

Post-Project Activities and Sustainability

• Follow-up meetings to assess engagement.

• Awareness sessions in schools and youth centers.

• Social media campaigns and policy recommendations.

Evaluation and Success Measurement

• Surveys and feedback to measure learning outcomes.

• Social media analytics to track engagement.

• Reports documenting project findings and impact.

Project Visibility and Dissemination

• Website and social media for updates.

• Media partnerships to enhance visibility.

• Sharing educational materials with policymakers and NGOs.

Conclusion

This project equips youth with knowledge and skills to tackle climate change and prevent forest fires. Through education and advocacy, we aim to foster a proactive generation committed to environmental sustainability.

Visit our profile for more info towards our association. 

 Biodiversité

 Ressources forestières

 Personnes defavorisées

 Citoyenneté

 Sciences du climat

 Union européenne

 Green Deal