Conducting this initiative successfully last summer has effectively achieved its goals. The primary aim was to raise awareness about Malta's daily environmental challenges and provide participating organizations with a broader perspective on potential solutions beyond their borders. Through this exchange, these organizations engaged in discussions to explore how similar problems have been addressed elsewhere, assessing the feasibility of adapting strategies to navigate diverse environmental and climatic challenges. The Mediterranean region, including Malta, faces severe land degradation due to climatic factors, as highlighted by the 1992 United Nations Convention on Combating Desertification. Malta, being one of the affected countries, grapples with significant environmental issues such as water scarcity, deforestation, and wildlife protection. Insufficient rainfall poses challenges for agriculture, necessitating the increasing reliance on desalination due to a meager fresh water supply. Our project's objectives were to convey Malta's challenges to participants, encouraging them to share innovative approaches to address these issues and mitigate their adverse impacts on our island. We eagerly anticipated the diverse backgrounds of the participants, hoping they would contribute their unique perspectives and experiences related to environmental concerns. Exposing students to various viewpoints, study fields, instructional methods, and research activities throughout the project aimed to foster collaboration and inspire novel ways of working together to protect the environment. By accomplishing these goals, participants from diverse fields were able to integrate themselves into this experience, contributing to the development of their career paths. The project successfully aimed to enhance cross-disciplinary skills, including communication, language proficiency, critical thinking, problem-solving, intercultural competence, and research abilities. Overall, the objectives set for the youth exchange have been realized, paving the way for a more environmentally conscious and collaborative future. . The mean objectives and activities pursued by our association are: -Education for social change: we promote Human Rights and social change through Non-Formal Education to youth with the idea of finding new youth workers that will be part of thischange. - Enviromental education. -The promotion of the non-formal methods in the youth workers and educators as the development of activities and workshops for the young disadvantage communities (including different kind of exclusion). -International mobility: to promote international mobility and intercultural learning among young people by programs such as: Erasmus +, volunteering in camps or in the local community, mobility of youth workers or local and national youth. -Inclusion and participation: to promote and active youth participation and citizenship, combating social exclusion; inclusion of refugees in local families and youth activities. -The promotion and management of cultural events which aims are to aware youth and local people about the importance of immigrants and refugees inclusion in our societies, and furthermore, to provide them with a space where they spend and share time together. -To be part of the learning process of the youth in our communities giving them the opportunity to gain new knowledge with different methods in order to develop their skills and their personal way of learning