ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES OF THE PROJECT
The project comprises ten carefully crafted activities, meticulously designed to address our identified needs and objectives:
Month 1: Initial Meeting: Group members and the Coach will discuss the management and preparation of the whole project, the dissemination plan, the evaluation plan, the financials and the Gantt Chart. They will discuss the logo and the Website development, as well. Participants will have the opportunity to interact. Also, the Group members will discuss communication and leadership during the project. Participants with fewer opportunities will be able to add their opinion.
Month 2: Logo design, Publication of brochures and posters, Creation of social media pages, Campaign design, Creation of the project website. Dissemination: The project results will be announced and widely promoted throughout the project duration (media articles, conference, on-line platform etc.). Publicity material will be created.
Month 3: Webinar: The Webinar is about sustainable practices in the workplace, and entrepreneurial through artistic ways and will provide practical information about the project, teamwork and non-formal means and activities and Youthpass certification. The number of participants will be defined according to the applications. Within this month, the Meeting Agenda and the Info-pack of the 1st Workshop that will be held during the 4th month will be sent to them.
Month 4: 1st Live Workshop: It will be held in Thessaloniki – Group members and the Coach, will present the EU good practices for environmental entrepreneurship, learning through nonformal activities and youth active participation, demonstrating a way of playing several non-formal educational games combined with disabled and non-disabled. The Coach will present various practical applications of using non-formal games as an educational tool. Group activities will be done, looking for suggestions for making everyday needs more sustainable and at the end they will present their reports to the other participants. The place of the venue has been chosen to be easily accessible with all the needed standards so for people with disabilities be able to participate without hesitation. Also, all COVID-19 protection standards will be respected so for everyone to feel safe and secure. A YOUTHPASS certificate will be given to the participants of the Workshop. All the activities will be structured in a nonformal way of education.
Month 5: Discussion, through the Website about the results of the Workshop. Each one will prepare and upload a Report with some material on the proposals made, evidence of the criticality of the situation, making comments and suggestions.
Month 6: Progress Report: It will be developed by the Group members on the Good Practices. The Report will also summarise the results from the participant’s experience all these months. It will be uploaded on the website. Another set of questionnaires will be sent to relevant stakeholders.
Month 7: Online Workshop: This Workshop will be held among members of the group. They will discuss the implementation of the project and activity during the 1st Live Workshop. Also, during the Webinar, each member will identify the best practices followed by each EU member country on Learning through non-formal education, environmental entrepreneurship and Active Youth Participation.
Month 8: Review of the Good Practices Guide. The first draft of the project Guide will be delivered by the Group Members for review from the Coach.
Month 9: Excursion – It will take place in the Thessaloniki region so that the Group members and selected participants will visit local environmentaly friendly companies, and artistic organizations and have the chance to meet entrepreneurial coaches who will provide youngsters with information about learning through artistic ways and youth participation. The places are easily accessible for disabled youths. The objective of this excursion is to foster young people’s sensitivity to combining artistic ways of non-formal learning and environmental entrepreneurship and equal development chances in their societies.
Month 10: Good Practices Guide Preparation: Work on the Final Good Practices Guide that will be reviewed by the Group Members during the meeting on the 11th Month, according to the instructions given by the Coach after reviewing the draft. They will also specify the target audience, dissemination, and relevant stakeholders, decide the venue and will prepare the dissemination material of the Final Workshop.
Month 11: Team Meeting: The Group members and the Coach will review the Final Good Practices Guide and propose corrections before this document will be finalized and uploaded to the website. Information about the Final Workshop will be sent to the participants.
Month 12: Final Live Workshop: In the Workshop, the Group Members will present the results of the project. The aim of this Workshop is to make aware the target audience of the project topic and how crucial it is. This will set the basis for youth to be informed on the issue and help the situation within society with their actions and the dissemination of the project’s results. Environmental entrepreneurship through non-formal artistic ways will now be easily accessible, well known by the local community and already used by our youth so for future exploitation to be easily made.
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