Sustainable Steps for a Greener Future
Collaborating across Europe for sustainable solutions through Erasmus Plus.
Growing Sustainable Communities
With climate change and sustainability challenges affecting every aspect of society, young people increasingly experience eco-anxiety and uncertainty about their future. This project seeks to turn concern into action by providing youth workers and young people with tools, knowledge, and hands-on experiences that promote sustainability in a holistic way. The initiative recognizes the interconnection between environmental sustainability (green practices, sustainable gardening, eco-friendly construction), economic sustainability (developing green skills for employability and entrepreneurship), and social sustainability (fostering inclusion, particularly among marginalized youth, refugees, and migrants).
Environmental Sustainability
Focusing on improving quality of life and fostering inclusive communities.
Social Sustainability
Economic Sustainability
Ensuring that natural resources are used responsibly and preserved for future generations.
Creating long-term economic growth without negatively impacting social and environmental aspects.






Project Activities & Implementation
30-day Sustainability Challenge Toolkit
Inclusive and Sustainable Gardening Programme
A set of 30 micro-learning activities designed for youth workers and young people to explore environmental, economic, and social sustainability in an interactive way.
A hands-on training programme for youth workers and young people, teaching practical sustainability skills through urban and community gardening. This programme emphasizes inclusivity by engaging refugees, migrants, and marginalized youth.




Impact & Long-Term Goals
Equipping youth workers with innovative tools and methodologies to integrate sustainability into their work.
Encouraging young people to take an active role in sustainability initiatives, increasing their awareness and green skills.
Promoting social inclusion by engaging young migrants, refugees, and marginalized youth in community-led sustainability projects.
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SUSTAINABLE STEPS - Empowering Young People and Youth Workers to engage in Sustainable Practices through Environmental, Economic and Social Sustainability
Project reference: 2024-1-AT01-KA220-YOU-000246248