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ReNature: Livable future

2025-1-ES02-KA152-YOU-0003033682025Mobility of young peopleongoing
Countries: ES|UA|IS|RS|IE|TR · Grant: €30,118
Environment and climate changeGreen skillsTackling geographical remoteness and involving rural areas

Objectives

Our project focuses on making purchases in an environmentally friendly way. The primary objective is to help the young people who participate become more conscious of their spending habits and to encourage them to adopt habits that are more environmentally friendly. We cannot destroy another world because the future of our world lies in the hands of the youth. People need to use our limited resources with caution. It is important for young people to be aware of the environment because they will be responsible for raising the next generation. By being aware of how they use resources and being shown how their actions affect others, people can truly make a difference in the world. One of the main objectives of the United Nations has been to achieve this goal, as our project can contribute to the attainment of two of the Sustainable Development Goals for humanity. The European Council, in addition to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has a number of objectives for creating a more sustainable and well-prepared future. The goal of the European Green Deal is for Europe to be the first continent to achieve climate neutrality. It has three main objectives, two of which we can assist with: ensuring that no one or place is left behind and achieving economic growth that is not dependent on resource consumption. Young adults, particularly those who live in rural areas or have limited options, are often overlooked by policymakers. This is true even though these are the generations that are most likely to be impacted by policies. We can raise generations of people who care more about the environment by getting children involved in these eco-projects. This includes future scientists, parents, businesspeople, and policymakers.

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