The main idea is to offer young people an educational experience that combines creativity and sustainability, showing how youth work can become a driver of concrete change. It is not only about raising awareness on environmental issues but also about creating spaces where participants can experiment, reflect, and turn ideas into action. From the perspective of youth work, there are four key objectives. The first is to increase environmental awareness by connecting global challenges with everyday behavior. Through practical workshops on reuse and artistic creation, participants will discover that everyone can contribute to reducing waste and pollution with simple but meaningful actions. The second objective is to promote art as a universal language. Art, and especially eco-art, allows young people to express emotions and messages in an inclusive way, overcoming language barriers. Creating objects, installations, or visual campaigns from recycled materials means developing creativity, critical thinking, and communication skills—competences that are fundamental in youth work. A third aspect concerns intercultural dialogue. Bringing together young people from different countries gives them the opportunity to exchange not only ecological habits but also values, traditions, and visions of society. This enriches the activities and helps break down stereotypes, fostering openness and cooperation. The fourth objective is inclusion. Some of the participants come from backgrounds with fewer opportunities: for them, the project represents a chance for personal and social growth, thanks to a supportive environment, the guidance of group leaders, and methodologies that build self-confidence and encourage active participation. Alongside these specific goals, the activities are designed to develop transversal skills that are highly valuable in youth work: teamwork, problem solving, digital communication, the ability to organize events, and the capacity to transform ideas into concrete initiatives. The use of Youthpass will help make these competences visible and transferable, through a process that combines personal reflection with formal recognition. In short, what we aim to achieve is a group of young people who are more aware, creative, and motivated to take the lead in sustainable initiatives within their communities. The project will not only leave them with memories of an international experience, but also concrete tools to continue acting as active and responsible citizens.