The FCC Project consortium members are very active in the fight against climate change. Below is a brief summary of some of the activities they have been involved in to make the world a greener and better place.
The Arch
IASP supports The Arch; The European project to speed up the ecological transition.
In 2023, 100 green solutions will be toured around Europe on a sailboat. The tour aims to promote innovative concepts and startups that are environmentally friendly to head to Copenhagen – headquarters of the European Environment Agency – for a grand presentation. IASP is leading the search for potential applicants. Find out more here.
Organic Farming Project
Worldview Impact Foundation in partnership with Kenya Youth Foundation (KYF) is working on a project with youth and children in schools to promote eco-friendly organic agriculture towards food security.
The initiative is developing creative and inbuilt experiences to come up with workable technologies and strategies to promote eco-friendly organic farming targeting schools in tourism corridors which are generally dry and rarely support farming. Through this project, Worldview Impact Foundation aims to provide and enhance nourishment and livelihoods of rural youth within the schools and community. Find out more here.
The Rural Infrastructure Development Project
CEED Bulgaria is working on a project that aims to improve the quality of basic infrastructure, and strengthen participatory local governance processes in selected rural settlements.
The project took place in 2020 and will continue until 2024 in five regions of the Republic of Uzbekistan: Jizzakh, Syrdarya, Ferghana, Namangan, and Andijan, covering 21 districts and more than 300 villages in these regions. Find out more here.
GreenVETnet Project
CEED is also involved in a Erasmus+ project called GreenVETnet that aims to further mainstream the integration of sustainability aspects in vocational education and training. This will be achieved by establishing a methodology for educators’ skills training that support sustainable development. Find out more here.
IDEC hosts successful i2SustainIT project training course
IDEC is currently working on a project that aims to nurture a sustainable approach to support social entrepreneurs to make a high-scale impact in a sustainable way. Working in partnership with other FCC consortium members, IDEC hosted the project’s first training course in Greece which was a resounding success. Find out more here.
CreaD launches iiDé: an ecosystem of local, inclusive and sustainable initiatives
In September 2022, Creative District launched the iiDé project in the city of Enghien located in the Hainaut province of Belgium, in order to develop actions and projects focused on innovation, create a network of citizens and strengthen the links between actors who contribute to societal development. This ongoing initiative is an incubation and support office for local, inclusive and sustainable initiatives. Find out more here.
Success at i2SustainIT project training course
EPN collaborated on a project that aims to nurture a sustainable approach to support social entrepreneurs to make a high-scale impact in a sustainable way. Working in partnership with other FCC consortium members, EPN coordinated the project’s first training course in Athens, which was a resounding success. Find out more here.
Success at i2SustainIT project training course
KISMC collaborated on a project that aims to nurture a sustainable approach to support social entrepreneurs to make a high-scale impact in a sustainable way, working in partnership with other FCC consortium members. Find out more here.