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We Say That Stop Wasting

2021-2-SI01-KA210-SCH-0000491612021Small-scale partnerships in school educationfinalized
Countries: SI|TR|PL · Grant: €60,000
Environment and climate changeGreen skills

Objectives

With the project we wanted to change bad habits from everyday life, develop green skills in schools, and influence that students and schools will actively participate in eco friendly activities in the future. The common vision of partners is based on the necessity of sustainable development and follows the aims of the Green Deal. It involved young people and institutions with fewer opportunities and is an incentive to contribute sustainability and environmental protection. With active participation, they will be more clearly aware of problems and consequences and critically emphasize the importance of preserving resources. With the acquired knowledge, when using the green skills we have developed, they will work sustainably in the environment. Through collaborative work and digital tools, we researched and shared examples of how we can be more responsible towards ourselves and the environment. These will contribute to mitigating the impact of climate change and to a just, responsible society. Young people want to live in a better future, so the project supports their development, families, peers and institutions. With inclusive coexistence, cooperation with others and the environment, solving problems will be more effective.

Background

The "We say that stop wasting" project is an environmental awareness project that is sustainable and connects with the learning content and the Eco School project. He connected partners from Slovenia, Poland and Turkey and focused on one of the main priorities of Erasmus+ programs, global climate change and environmental protection. Nowadays, many people in many parts of the world are intentionally or unintentionally causing the waste of natural resources and raw materials. Intentionally or unknowingly, we generate huge amounts of waste in various areas, including in our schools, homes and other institutions. In our daily life, we encounter large amounts of wasted food, waste of water and energy resources, especially paper waste. We want to find the right balance between our needs and consumption in an overly consumerist society and to think about our daily habits. This does not necessarily mean that our lives will change significantly, but we can make life better and our institutions even more environmentally friendly with small steps and together. In the project, we remind you to stop polluting and take action for a stable, safe and sustainable future for young generations.

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