Od 2. do 7. prosinca u Dugoj Resi održana je međunarodna razmjena mladih „Rural EU“, koja je okupila 20 mladih iz Italije, Španjolske, Rumunjske i Hrvatske.
Kroz radionice, posjete institucijama i timski rad, sudionici su učili o sudjelovanju mladih u zajednici, kako prepoznati lokalne potrebe i prilike te razvijati projekte koji donose promjene u njihovim ruralnim sredinama. Tijekom mobilnosti razvijali su učili su i razvijali projekte solidarnosti, konkretne ideje za poboljšanje života mladih u manjim sredinama, te zajednički izradili “Rural Youth Solidarity Manifesto”, dokument koji okuplja njihove poruke, vizije i prijedloge za snažniju, povezaniju i solidarniju ruralnu Europu.
Projekt je organizirao LAG Vallis Colapis u suradnji s partnerima Maghwebom, Općinom Palazzo Adriano, Gradom Rio i Vijećem županije Hargita.
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From December 2 to 7, an international youth exchange "Rural EU" was held in Duga Resa, bringing together 20 young people from Italy, Spain, Romania, and Croatia.
Through workshops, visits to institutions, and teamwork, participants learned about youth participation in the community, how to identify local needs and opportunities, and how to develop projects that bring change to their rural environments. During the mobility, they also learned about and developed Solidarity Projects – concrete ideas for improving the lives of young people in smaller communities – and jointly created the "Rural Youth Solidarity Manifesto," a document that brings together their messages, visions, and proposals for a stronger, more connected, and more solidary rural Europe.
The project was organized by LAG Vallis Colapis in cooperation with partners Maghweb, the Municipality of Palazzo Adriano, the Municipality of Rio, and the Council of Harghita County.
Read and download the Event Description Sheet with the report of the event carried out within the framework of the European Union programme Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values
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