The aim of the project was to increase the reach and relevance of climate change education by creating accessible, multilingual, and multimedia learning tools that could be used by institutions, educators, and the public across Europe. Specifically, we wantedto translate, digitise, and promote existing C4CC resources to enable their cross-border use, foster digital readiness among partners and learners, and enhance climate awareness at local, regional, and EU levels. Through the creation of the perpetual wall calendar and interactive map, we wanted to offer entry points for action-based learning and to inspire everyday climate-conscious decisions. By targeting teaching bodies and local institutions, we aimed to reach a wide network of learners and decision-makers who could amplify the project’s message and impact.
We applied for this project to address the urgent need for accessible, practical, and inspiring climate education across Europe. Building on the successful outcomes of the C4CC project, we recognised that the rich collection of national climate-related resources had strong potential for cross-border transfer but remained inaccessible due to language barriers and format limitations. In particular, there was demand for resources that promote intergenerational learning, digital literacy, and actionable engagement in climate change prevention. This project addressed those needs by translating and updating materials into English, developing a perpetual wall calendar, and launching an interactive EU climate map.