The empowerment of young people to participate actively in society is one of the main goals of the Lisbon treaty. This project addresses the need to invest in the development of social capital and youth’s ability to participate actively in society, by supporting youth workers improving the quality of their work in the field of sustainability, responsible consumption and active citizenship. True to the lifelong learning concept, we address trainers’ needs to be more effective and knowledgeable when helping youngsters to understand humans personal and collective impact on the environment and how it affects society. This project tackles socio-economic changes, the key challenges that Europe will be facing until the end of the decade, in accordance to the main issues addressed by the Erasmus+ Programme. The objectives of this project are: 1.To train 24 youth workers from and environmental activists from 7 countries on the topics of SDGs, with focus on sustainable consumption. 2.To organise 2 full days of local training in each partnering country and train 30 people per day to multiply the effects of the training by reaching out to young people. 3.To raise awareness on the imminent environmental issues and bring it in the focus of skilled youth workers as opportunity to gain knowledge on highly important topic or further build develop their professional competencies. Building capacity on the topics of sustainable development and environmental matters will broaden the participants’ competences and enhance their professional skills. The acquired knowledge and provided tools will help improve the quality of their work and make them more competitive and flexible in their future occupations. This objective is also aligned with the EU Youth Strategy goals 5 (Mental Health & Wellbeing), 8(Quality Learning) 10 (Sustainable Green Europe) and 11 (Youth Organisations & European Programmes)