ClimateYouths
Climate Youth PV
Completed
The ClimateYouthsPV project uses participatory audiovisual (PV) production as a tool to empower young people, enabling them to understand, explore and communicate solutions to climate change from their perspective and that of their communities. In addition, the project fosters key skills training for youth and youth workers, creating transformative impact at local, national and international levels through cross-country cooperation and policy dialogue.

- Dates
- 1 July 2020 – 31 December 2021
- Programme
- Erasmus+
- Action
- KA205
- Grant reference
- 2020-1-CY02-KA205-001782
- Role of BACKSLASH
- Partner
- Coordinator
- STANDO LTD
- Total grant
- 57,097 €
- Strategic area
- Learning and methodological innovation
The ClimateYouthsPV project uses participatory audiovisual (PV) production as a tool to empower young people, enabling them to understand, explore and communicate solutions to climate change from their perspective and that of their communities. In addition, the project fosters key skills training for youth and youth workers, creating transformative impact at local, national and international levels through cross-country cooperation and policy dialogue.
The project succeeded in training 13 youth workers and 17 young people in participatory audiovisual production (PV) techniques during training events, building their knowledge and skills to address climate change in a creative and interactive way with their local communities. In addition, the project created a website, social media profiles and a YouTube channel as key platforms to disseminate the videos and amplify the reach of the results achieved.
Consortium
- STANDO LTD Cyprus
- MPIRMPAKOS D. & SIA O.E. Greece
- COMPARATIVE RESEARCH NETWORK EV Germany
- Backslash Spain
Funding and disclaimer
Co-funded by the European Union
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