Author: Martina

Climate Pact Ambassadors’ Recommendations for the new EU Agenda 2024-2029

Why this document? Six Belgium Climate Pact Ambassadors have gathered their thoughts and recommendations in this document to inspire the EU Commission’s next 2024-2029 agenda, in the hope to see it reflect citizens’ needs, the reduction of inequalities as well as the preservation of natural resources and planetary boundaries as an utmost priority. To this […]

April 2024

Our last month as European Solidarity Corps volunteers left us with beautiful memories and moments to cherish our journey. QUEST team went to Italy for two projects and some well-deserved quality time in the beautiful central italy.  Mathi, Agata & Dario planned a 24 hour trip from Brussels to Rome by (many) trains, passing through […]

March 2024

March has been a month of surprises and celebrations! Brussels is thriving with demonstrations and events, and we are finally feeling a bit of spring with more light and sunny days.  The count-down for our last weeks here has started and in this month we felt a bit nostalgic of what passed and full of […]

February 2024

Hello! We are officially in the last three months of this journey, and these weeks we have all been busy with our adventures! Darío traveled to Lithuania for the final meeting of the BUSTA project, it was his first time in Klaipedia and it was a pleasure to re-meet the partners we hosted in September. […]

January 2024

Hello! 🌞 January is already behind us, and maybe that would be a controversial opinion but it seems to us like it went so slowly! It all started with gathering together to do a brief overview from the past year and our 9-month journey in the office. As a result of this the communication circle […]

Facing local environmental challenges through children participation : the key to an inclusive green transition

Children, the new sustainable entrepreneurs Today, recurring news about climate change, natural disasters, biodiversity loss or heightened pollution pose a real risk to the well-being of children as they face greater uncertainty towards their future. To answer this challenge, learners’ active participation in finding solutions can make a difference. Participation indeed develops a feeling of […]