Why Your Input Matters?
This survey is the first step in designing a program that empowers youth workers like you. Your insights will help us:
- - Identify gaps in digital skills and environmental knowledge.
- - Create tailored workshops and campaigns that address your needs.
- - Build a stronger network of youth workers advocating for environmental change.
Who Should Participate?
Youth workers, educators, and stakeholders involved in environmental or digital projects in Greece and Romania are encouraged to join. Whether you're experienced or just starting, your feedback is invaluable.
What’s in It for You?
By completing the survey, you’ll:
- - Help shape a project tailored to real challenges in youth work and environmental advocacy.
- - Gain access to innovative training and resources designed to enhance your skills.
- - Be part of a community working toward a sustainable future.
How to Participate
Click the link below to access the survey. It only takes 10 minutes to complete but will make a lasting impact on the project’s success.
Link to the survey - HERE.
Deadline to Submit: 15.04.2024
Be the Change
Your voice is essential. Take a few moments to complete the survey and help us create a program that drives real impact for youth workers and the environment.
Let’s work together to build a more sustainable future!
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Financed with the funds of the European Union. The expressed opinions and views reflect solely the opinion of the author and they do not have to coincide with the views of the European Union or the National Agency. Neither the European Union nor the granting body cannot be held responsible for them.
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