European Union puts a lot of effort and financial resources in two areas - to make Europe a more friendly environment for young people and provide quality working places. The European Union wants to retain its leading role in the fight against climate change. The EU's aim is that by 2020, renewable sources provide at least 20 percent of the electricity. EU wishes to convince businesses and others that green technology is not only cost but also can create quality jobs. That led informal group Youth Come ON to organize a Youth Exchange with the name ECOployment. It will be held in Berlin, in august 2016. Participating countries in this youth exchange are Germany, Slovenia, Portugal, Hungary, Italy and Turkey. Project will be conducted in a way that will contribute to the process of non-formal learning. Through interactive workshops, games, debates, sports activities, excursions and free time activities will be moderated in this way we will try to achieve that 30 participants will learn about the importance of protecting the environment and to learn to look for quality green jobs and properly educate them self about them. The main theme of the project is the conservation of nature and the problem of youth unemployment and need for a joint solution in search of high-quality green jobs.