The Track-Map-Clean project is proud to announce the success of its recent initiatives aimed at promoting environmental awareness and sustainable practices among young people. This project focuses on addressing the challenges posed by improper waste disposal through innovative educational and digital tools.
One of the project’s significant milestones was the training course held in Braga, Portugal, from May 13th to 18th, 2024. This intensive program provided youth workers from partner countries with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively tackle environmental issues, particularly those related to waste management. Participants engaged in workshops, training sessions, and hands-on experiences to deepen their understanding of environmental sustainability and develop innovative educational approaches.
In addition to this, the project has launched the “Track Map Clean” podcast, available on Spotify. This podcast series delves into various environmental topics, offering insights and discussions to educate and further engage the public on sustainable practices.
Listen to the Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/6sBOSSoSrF2GUGrNTXMMO8
Furthermore, the project has developed the “Track Map Clean” app, now available for download on Google Play Store. This innovative
digital tool is designed to promote eco-friendly practices and encourage innovative solutions to overcome environmental challenges.
digital tool is designed to promote eco-friendly practices and encourage innovative solutions to overcome environmental challenges.Download the App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.adel.orejko.track_map_clean&pli=1
The Track-Map-Clean project is a collaborative effort among several organizations across Europe, including ADEL Slovakia (Slovakia), Synergia Braga (Portugal), Scout Society (Romania), GDOCE (Spain), and L’ORMA (Italy). In particular, L’ORMA, based in Milan, plays a key role in promoting green skills among Italian youth by organizing local events and workshops to raise awareness of environmental issues.
For more information about the project and its initiatives, visit the official website at https://track-map-clean.eu/.
