CET Platform Lietuva is a Lithuanian NGO focused on youth empowerment through non-formal education and hands-on environmental initiatives. With a team of 9 staff and over 20 university interns annually, they engage more than 1,000 young learners aged 14 to 30 each year. Their activities promote ecological awareness, sustainability, and inclusion, particularly supporting youth with fewer opportunities. Through workshops, community projects, and international cooperation, they equip young people with the skills and motivation to lead local green actions and contribute to building a sustainable civil society.
Association WalkTogether (WT), established in 2013, is a learning organization dedicated to fostering civic participation and environmental education at local, national, and European levels. With a motivated team of 8 staff members and active volunteers, WT organizes workshops, campaigns, and youth exchanges focusing on sustainability, climate change, and resource conservation. Their expertise lies in non-formal education methods, innovative tools, and community engagement to raise environmental awareness and empower young people to adopt greener lifestyles. WT’s strong network and experience in EU projects enable them to promote international cooperation and support lifelong learning for diverse youth groups.
ConnectingDOTS is a Cyprus-based non-profit founded in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to address social isolation, health resilience, and challenges linked to digital and green transformation. The organisation empowers individuals, especially youth, to develop sustainable behaviours, with a strong focus on environmental education, food security, employability, cultural inclusion, and European values. With experience in hands-on environmental activities and collaborations with key local green organisations, ConnectingDOTS promotes active citizenship and supports youth in adopting responsible consumption habits aligned with EU Sustainable Development Goals. Their work fosters community well-being through innovative educational approaches and partnerships across Cyprus and Europe.
APROEMA is a non-profit association in Galicia that brings together environmental companies, representing around 7,700 employees and a turnover of 520 million euros. Since 1997, it has managed projects on environmental education, sustainability, and community initiatives at local, national, and European levels. The organisation connects over 200 partner companies, offering expertise in waste management, renewable energy, and lifelong learning. Its team of experienced professionals excels in project management, training development, and innovation. APROEMA plays a key role in promoting good environmental practices and sustainable business development.
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