The main objective of our Digital and Green Future project was to learn about the positive and negative impacts of digitalisation on people's lives and to encourage participants to be creative and pro-active through digital tools. Thus, through non-formal education, we encouraged young people to want to ̋know more ̋ and to self-fulfilment. The aim of our Digital and Green Future project was to bring young people from different countries together to connect, unite and above all to learn outside their formal education system. Thus, through Digital and Green Future, we supported informal learning mobility for young people, engaging and empowering them to become active citizens and a sense of belonging to Europe, thus contributing to reinforcing European values and tackling prejudices and stereotypes. The informal trainings focused on intercultural dialogue, with a strong emphasis on the mutual exchange of knowledge, practices, skills and attitudes towards the project's theme - digitalisation, an increasingly socially relevant topic in today's context where digital tools are our only reality and way of communicating. The project has also placed a strong emphasis on those with fewer opportunities, with a focus on the theme of not leaving anyone behind. We have enabled the development and strengthening of digital skills and competences at all levels of society and for all. In the Digital and Green Future project, we focused on promoting basic and advanced digital skills and competences, as these have become essential for everyday life. Digital literacy enables people to find their way in today's world.