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Green (r)evolution !
Start date: Aug 1, 2016, End date: Jul 31, 2017 PROJECT FINISHED

The “Green (r)evolution!” youth exchange will take place in Italy, in a hostel in the village of Sermugnano, from the 17th to 25th September 2016. 36 participants will be involved in the project and will come from six different countries: Hungary, Portugal, France, Spain, Ireland and Italy.The project has three topics:• Environment and climate change,• Health and wellbeing,• Rural development and urbanization.The participants will work on important and current topics, such as sustainability, environment and active citizenship.Younths will work with Italian facilitators but also with each other. We will try to create learning opportunities for the participants to discover more about those topics, give them ideas of initiatives and stimulating them to act for a change in their lives.This is the reason why one of our aims is to exchange opinions and good practices with them, giving them new inputs, giving them the chance to be more active – at both local and international levels, and also acting for an improvement in favor of sustainability.All of this will happen thanks to activities such as simulation games, manual labor/workshops, presentations and non-formal methods.