THE STORY OF THE 1.5°C LIMIT | Center for Environment

Naziv organizacije: Center for Environment
Naziv projekta: THE STORY OF THE 1.5°C LIMIT
Program: Other projects

Location	Budget (EUR)	Coordinator or partner	Donor(s)	Amount of contribution (by donor)	Dates
Bosnia and Herzegovina	35,429.84	Partner	EACEA	35,429.84	1.11.2024. – 31.10.2026.


Desription	The main goal of the "THE STORY" project is to raise the capacity of young people and organizations that work with young people from the Western Balkan region to understand and advocate solutions to the environmental crisis, using civic education and art, especially literature. Our primary target group is young people and youth with fewer opportunities from the Western Balkans region, while the secondary target group is youth workers and organizations that work with young people in the region. The specific goals of the project are to prepare these two target groups for: - deep understanding of the climate crisis through non-formal education; - finding specific local solutions (with a focus on solutions for local communities, zero waste systems, public advocacy methods, civic participation and art); - communication of findings from activities to the general public through an artistic perspective - creative writing and climate fiction.

Desription

The main goal of the "THE STORY" project is to raise the capacity of young people and organizations that work with young people from the Western Balkan region to understand and advocate solutions to the environmental crisis, using civic education and art, especially literature.

Our primary target group is young people and youth with fewer opportunities from the Western Balkans region, while the secondary target group is youth workers and organizations that work with young people in the region.

The specific goals of the project are to prepare these two target groups for:

- deep understanding of the climate crisis through non-formal education;
- finding specific local solutions (with a focus on solutions for local communities, zero waste systems, public advocacy methods, civic participation and art);
- communication of findings from activities to the general public through an artistic perspective - creative writing and climate fiction.