1. Turn EU policy into local youth work 1.1 Objective: Enable youth workers to interpret the EU Forest Strategy 2030, Nature Restoration Regulation, and UCPM and convert them into simple local SOPs and youth sessions. 1.2 Practice outcomes: 1–2 ready-to-run lessons per worker; one municipal/civil-protection briefing per country. 1.3 Indicators: ≥24 policy→practice session plans; ≥6 briefings delivered. 2. Make digital tools part of weekly youth work 2.1 Objective: Embed EFFIS/CEMS use in youth activities, briefings, and reporting. 2.2 Practice outcomes: A 2-step workflow (standard screenshot + 5-line brief) used in clubs/schools and shared with municipalities. 2.3 Indicators: ≥30% gain on digital items; ≥24 EFFIS/CEMS briefs produced and used locally. 3. Teach and apply fire-smart land skills 3.1 Objective: Equip youth workers to lead hands-on prevention & early restoration (fuel mosaics basics, defensible space, soil/erosion control). 3.2 Practice outcomes: One tabletop drill and one micro-restoration day led with young people using safety role cards/checklists. 3.3 Indicators: ≥24 drills and ≥24 micro-restoration actions within 6 months; zero serious incidents. 4. Support preparedness, recovery & access to resources 4.1 Objective: Enable youth workers to guide communities on preparedness, recovery pathways, and small funding (EU Solidarity Fund info, CAP-aligned micro-projects). 4.2 Practice outcomes: One community readiness briefing per country; simple evidence packs (photos, attendance, brief) to back micro-grants. 4.3 Indicators: ≥6 briefings; ≥6 micro-grant applications/partnerships initiated. 5. Multiply learning through facilitation & networks 5.1 Objective: Build youth workers’ trainer/facilitator capacity and a cross-border community of practice. 5.2 Practice outcomes: Each participant runs ≥1 local workshop; partners adopt ≥1 toolkit element into annual programmes. 5.3 Indicators: ≥72 workshops in year one; all 6 organisations integrate at least one SOP/session; +3/+6/+12-month clinics attended. 6. Cross-project success criteria 6.1 Learning gain: ≥30% average pre/post improvement (ecology, prevention/restoration, risk communication, digital). 6.2 Adoption: ≥70% of participants deliver ≥1 local action within 3 months. 6.3 Inclusion: ≥40% participants with fewer opportunities; gender balance achieved. 6.4 Open outputs: Fire-Smart Communities Toolkit (CC BY) + Host Playbook published; reuse by ≥3 external organisations in 12 months.