Green Chilia

Project facts

Project promoter:
Greener Asociation(RO)
Project Number:
RO-ACTIVECITIZENS-0213
Status:
In implementation
Initial project cost:
€65,049
Other Project Partners
Together for Chilia Association(RO)
Programme:

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Description

The Greener Association, in partnership with the Together for Chilia association, a newly established local NGO founded to facilitate the access of the inhabitants in the decision-making process, proposes the Green Chilia project, in order to improve the quality of the environment through the active involvement of the local community. The project involves organizing a research visit and analysis at the local level. 100 questionnaires will be completed in order to analyze the level of information of the inhabitants. An analysis of the resource persons, of the local stakeholders will be carried out, with the help of the partner. In this way, the need of the community will be analyzed and the training materials will be established. The project team will create a local core, which it will train in order to activate the community. Thus, 15 people will be selected to participate in the training organized within the project on sustainable development and community organization. After the course, a community organizer will be selected from among the participants. It will coordinate the community activation plan at local level, starting from the environmental problems reported by the community. The plan will be made with the support of the applicant and the partner. The community activation plan will include at least 5 events on environmental issues (creating new selective collection spaces, planting, greening). In total, over 150 people from the community will participate in activities on environmental protection. There will be organized 2 public events, in the presence of the community, media and environmental specialist. The events will mark the launch and the end of the project and will be organized during film screenings, in order to familiarize the community with environmental issues. A total of 10 environmental documentary screenings will be organized, followed by debates with the project team. This will be the first film screenings organized in the village of Chilia.

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