The project of "Bioconstruction Meeting: walking towards a personal and sustainable development", presented by APIP, is a training oriented towards the environmental awareness, the promotion of the youth and social labor entrepreneurship, the circular and local economy, and the consolidation of more sustainable rural and environmental development models. We hope to achieve through the knowledge imparted and the training that will be carried out in the training, to be able to forge links and interconnections creating an opportunity for all participants, all of which will have an impact on local, national and international populations, since our relationships will empower us in common objectives to jointly face problems or challenges related to the topics to be dealt with, and thus, be able to continue advancing in the educational process related to these parameters, laying some foundations for future projects and enriching relationships. Thus, the objectives of the project will be: -To promote bio-construction as an environmentally friendly construction model, making known the different techniques of bio-construction and plastering in order to create healthy spaces integrated into our environment. -Offer an environmental alternative for the restoration and care of heritage, rescuing popular knowledge and integrating it with the different construction techniques that respect the environment around them. -Offer an integrated vision of the way of understanding construction, architecture and sustainable living -To create networks with other organisations to collectively solve the environmental problems of each local situation by putting together all the associations of the permaculture tools offered during the training. -To promote new initiatives for young people, encouraging new possibilities and ideas for possible personal or work projects. -To train and empower all participants so that they can apply and expand this knowledge in their different working environments, thus creating an opportunity and a tool for employment for the new generations of young people. - To create opportunities for trainees and young people, as well as university or other level teachers, trainers, youth workers, staff from educational institutions and civil society organisations to undertake a learning or professional experience in another country. All of this is driven by the need to cover subjects that cannot be found in school or college curricula, and to recover knowledge that until a few years ago was the heritage of the inhabitants of the planet.