The fifth edition of the RELIEF project newsletter has just been released! With a focus on advancing the bioeconomy and sustainable agriculture across Europe, this newsletter aims to equip students in Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and farming practitioners with valuable knowledge and free resources.
We are excited to announce the release of the second Policy Brief for the RELIEF project!
We are excited to unveil a new toolkit developed through the collaborative efforts of Cyprus, Greece, Bulgaria, Italy, Portugal, and Poland.
The Sustainable Mobility in School Education (SMILE) Project recently concluded its pilot activities and final conference at the University of Groningen on October 29-30, 2024. This notable Erasmus+ initiative is dedicated to integrating climate change, sustainable mobility, and STEAM education within European schools.
On September 17-18, 2024, GreenYOU Project partners gathered in Dublin, Ireland, for the 4th Transnational Project Meeting. This two-day event provided an opportunity for the consortium to reconnect in person, review the project’s progress, and plan the upcoming phase of activities.
The RELIEF project, focused on developing and delivering innovative approaches in bio-economy in farming for HEIs students and farming practitioners to enhance their knowledge and skills, is steadily gearing up to its successful conclusion.
RELIEF is excited to announce the launch of its new e-learning platform, designed to upskill individuals in the agricultural bioeconomy. This innovative platform, now available to the public, offers 20 specialised courses complete with supplementary materials, aimed at boosting knowledge and skills essential for sustainable agriculture.
The EPIC project (Entrepreneurial Citizenship for Social Change) officially launched with a successful kick-off meeting in Athens, marking the beginning of an inspiring journey aimed at empowering youth workers and young people in the Western Balkans to become active citizens and social entrepreneurs.
The GROWS project, aimed to raise awareness and empower the VET sector on the significance of sustainable waste management and the environment, is happy to announce the release of its first newsletter.
Reaching the EU sustainability goals for 2030 and 2050 requires a substantial transformation of the agricultural sector.