The “Wasteless: Waste Less, Recycle More!” project (code: 2021-2-DE03-KA210-SCH-000048458) designed to promote environmental awareness and improve the attitudes of young people—particularly teenagers aged 12-18—toward waste reduction and recycling. The project emphasizes the importance of sustainable habits, educating young people on the impact of waste on the environment and how they can take active roles in creating cleaner and greener communities.
Objectives of the Wasteless Project:
- Raising Environmental Awareness – Encouraging teenagers to recognize their responsibility in reducing waste and adopting a more sustainable lifestyle.
- Improving Waste Management Education – Introducing innovative and practical waste reduction and recycling techniques in school curriculums.
- Community Engagement & Volunteering – Strengthening partnerships between schools and local communities to take joint action on environmental challenges.
- Enhancing Education Quality – Developing modern and engaging learning methodologies that help students understand environmental responsibility in an interactive way.
European Priority:
This project aligns with the EU priority of Environment and the Fight Against Climate Change, actively contributing to sustainable practices and fostering eco-conscious behavior among young people.
Project Duration:
📅 2 years (2022–2024)
Project Partners:
A strong international collaboration supports this initiative, bringing together schools and organizations committed to sustainability and education:
- Ganztagsschule “Werner Seelenbinder” (Germany)
- Mehmetçik Anadolu Lisesi (Turkey)
- Liceul Teoretic “Avram Iancu” (Romania)
- Liofyllo Social Cooperative Enterprise (Greece)
- Associação Cultural e de Solidariedade Social Raquel Lombardi (Portugal)
For more details, stay tuned for project updates on workshops, community initiatives and learning resources!
