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Sustainaware 2014
Start date: Dec 1, 2013,

The Sustainaware 2014 project aim is to raise awareness about the importance of Sustainable Development (SD) and introduce the concept of Social-Environmental Entrepreneurship with a focus on Green Economy (GE) and Environment-Health (EH) in 8 partner countries.The objectives of the project are: • To raise awareness about the importance of SD and introduce the concept of Social-Environmental Entrepreneurship with a focus on GE and EH to the participants of the project;• To develop and stimulate young people to work on the topic of EH;• To share knowledge among participating young people about the different approaches to non-formal education on sustainable development around the world;• To stimulate the young people included in the project to start working as social-environmental entrepreneurs and develop critical opinion about GE;• To train youth workers on how to lead Local Days of Action for Sustainability with Young People with Fewer Opportunities on the local level;• To reach 1.500+ young people in 8 countries;• To produce a Youth Manifesto on how to involve Young People in SD decision-making in every country involved;The three Global meetings foreseen will happen in Izola (Slovenia), Mumbai (India) and New York (USA) while sixteen (16) different Local Days of Action will happen in additionally Nigeria, Liechtenstein, Croatia, Argentina and Hungary. Altogether the project will reach directly over 1500 young people, including 92 youth workers and leaders. The project will start on 1st December 2013 and finish on 30th November 2014.