ERASMUS+, Key Action 1: training course
Venue: Ganløse, Denmark
Dates: 21—30 August 2023
Czech team: 3 participants
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Hosting organisation: Copenhagen Youth Network
Project report:
The Erasmus+ project in Denmark focused on addressing the pressing issue of plastic pollution and exploring innovative strategies to mitigate its impact on the environment. It brought together a diverse group of students and educators from various European countries. The primary goal was to engage in collaborative discussions and practical activities centered on plastic pollution and its adverse effects on the planet.
– Participants attended workshops that delved into the science of plastics, examining their composition, degradation processes, and environmental impact. Experts in the field shared insights into the current state of plastic pollution globally.
– Presentations on National Approaches: Each participating country was tasked with presenting how their respective nations approached plastic pollution. These presentations included insights into government policies, recycling programs, public awareness campaigns, and innovative initiatives aimed at reducing plastic waste. This sharing of knowledge allowed participants to learn from each other’s successes and challenges.
– Increased Awareness: Participants gained a deeper understanding of the global plastic pollution crisis and its local impacts.
– Knowledge Exchange: Valuable knowledge and best practices were shared among participants, fostering cross-cultural learning.
– Community Engagement: The project successfully connected with local communities, promoting sustainable practices and inspiring action.
Meeting fascinating people who shared a passion for environmental conservation was one of the most rewarding aspects of the project. The exchange of ideas, experiences, and solutions has not only enriched my knowledge but has also forged lasting connections that extend beyond borders.
Given the chance, I would eagerly participate in such a project again. The Erasmus+ experience in Denmark has not only deepened my commitment to addressing plastic pollution but has also ignited a desire to continue working towards a cleaner, more sustainable planet. I look forward to the opportunity to contribute to future initiatives that aim to make a positive difference in our world.