Nature for the Future without Borders (Q4298475)
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| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Nature for the Future without Borders |
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180,467.17 Euro
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212,314.33 Euro
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85.0 percent
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1 October 2020
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31 December 2021
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Red Cross of Serbia - Red Cross of Vojvodina
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45°15'16.60"N, 19°51'0.50"E
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The project “Nature for the Future without Borders” started as an idea and a joint initiative of two partners. The project primarily tackles children from the age of 7 to 18 and tends to increase their mobility through involvement in sports, leisure, and nature protection activities, to build capacities of youth organizations and public institutions, and to establish modern online promotional tools for communication between youth in the cross-border region. The partners have agreed that one of the main issues to be addressed in this project is the lack of youth mobility and communication in the cross-border region. All the activities to be taken within this project (fun events, nature protection actions, and sport-recreational events – 8 events, 4 in Serbia and 4 in Hungary with a total of 240 young people) will take place outdoors with a minimum of the presence of modern technologies and with strong emphasize of equal opportunities to all. The partners also noticed the lack of direct communication between School-Age children with their closest friends and with the youth from across the border. Most of the communication they have is through social networks. Therefore, the idea of both partners is to increase mobility among youth and to raise environmental awareness. For promoting all the activities in nature and to establish a sustainable cross-border cooperation network one of the project activities will be to form an online promotional tool for communication among youth in the cross-border region. (English)
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