Erasmus+
Sustainable Development

Letzte Aktualisierung: 10.01.2020

Haf­tungs­aus­schluss

Dieses Pro­jekt wurde mit Unter­stüt­zung der Euro­päi­schen Kom­mis­sion finan­ziert. Die Ver­ant­wor­tung für den Inhalt dieser Ver­öf­fent­li­chung trägt allein die für die Web­site ver­ant­wort­li­che Insti­tu­tion, das BG/BRG Klos­ter­neu­burg; die Kom­mis­sion haftet nicht für die wei­tere Ver­wen­dung der darin ent­hal­te­nen Anga­ben.

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Fee­ling power­less in our time with cli­mate change? Our pro­ject »Local and global approa­ches to live­able live­sty­les« takes a prag­ma­tic approach to the most burning issue of our time: sustainable deve­lop­ment. Stu­dents will be loo­king for ways to imple­ment a sustainable life­style them­sel­ves, influ­ence their own com­mu­nities and policy makers regar­ding food pro­duc­tion, diets, con­su­me­rism, traf­fic and energy use. They will learn about the cli­mate chal­len­ges and solu­ti­ons across Europe. 

This Eras­mus+ school exch­ange part­nership invol­ves five upper secon­dary schools from Aus­tria, Fin­land, Hun­gary, Italy, and Wales, the UK with stu­dents aged 15 to 17 years. The par­ti­ci­pants will col­la­bo­rate vir­tually online using Twin­S­pace and meet face-to-face in pro­ject mee­tings in each coun­try. 20 pupils from the BRG Klos­ter­neu­burg are taking part in this pro­ject which lasts from Sep­tem­ber 2019 until August 2021.

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