Greenclusive is an EU-funded project which has involved 6 countries (Italy, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Lithuania). The project is based on a multi-level and intercultural analysis on the topic of sustainability. The uniqueness of the project relies on the double character of its goals, as youth people (18-35 approx.) are asked to deal with the topic of environmental sustainability by also considering its relationship with societal issues of inclusion. For the final stage of the project, youth had to engage in profitable discussions with European decision-makers, presenting the project’s outcomes with the scope to publicly advocate on ecological matters. Participants have indeed been hosted in European major institutions and therefore managed to present findings, impressions, as well as original solutions, pursuing a lobbying action in the field of sustainability. Valuable exchanges were fostered in multiple occasions, and participants got to experience life at the European headquarters in Brussels.

Pursued Objectives:

• Raise young people awareness about environmental inequalities at the European level.
• Raise young people awareness about EU policies in the field of environment protection (i.e. Green Deal etc.).
• Provide capacities in the elaboration of environmental needs maps.
• Reinforce youth digital and public speaking skills.
• Provide background for reflecting on the interdependent topics of sustainability and social inequalities and the connected consequences.