Activities

Project's Activities:

Feel Green develops a range of educational resources, digital learning tools, and local initiatives that promote energy efficiency, sustainability, and green skills among youth workers and young people. Each project activity contributes to building knowledge, encouraging behavioural change, and supporting the transition towards a more sustainable future. Explore the project’s main activities below.

Energy-Efficiency Research Database

The Energy-Efficiency Research Database serves as a comprehensive knowledge repository, bringing together reliable information, research findings, innovative practices, and practical examples related to energy efficiency and sustainability. It provides youth workers with accessible educational resources, current data, and real-life case studies that support non-formal learning activities and encourage informed discussions on responsible energy use. The database also promotes the exchange of knowledge and innovative approaches across the participating countries, creating a valuable reference point for future educational initiatives.

The Methodological Guide for Youth Workers provides a structured educational framework that supports professionals working with young people in delivering engaging and effective learning activities on energy efficiency and green skills. The guide combines non-formal education methodologies with practical teaching approaches, learning scenarios, facilitation techniques, and educational resources. Its purpose is to strengthen the capacity of youth workers to raise awareness, promote sustainable behaviours, and integrate energy efficiency topics into their everyday educational practice.

The Handbook of Good Practices compiles successful examples, innovative initiatives, and practical solutions related to energy efficiency and sustainable development from across Europe. By presenting real-life experiences, effective methodologies, and transferable practices, the handbook supports youth workers and organisations in adapting proven approaches to their local contexts. It also encourages the exchange of knowledge between organisations and promotes the wider adoption of sustainable practices within youth work.

The Feel Green E-Platform functions as the project’s central digital learning environment, providing free and open access to educational resources developed throughout the project. The platform hosts four interactive learning modules covering key topics related to energy efficiency, sustainability, and green skills development. Through a user-friendly online environment, youth workers and young people gain access to learning materials, practical resources, and educational content designed to support self-directed learning and long-term knowledge sharing across Europe.

The educational platform includes four complementary learning modules that provide a comprehensive introduction to energy efficiency and sustainable lifestyles. The modules explore the fundamentals of energy consumption, energy-saving practices in everyday life, green skills development, and the promotion of a sustainability mindset. Together, they offer practical knowledge, interactive learning opportunities, and educational resources that can be easily integrated into non-formal education activities.

Local dissemination and awareness-raising events are organised in each country of the consortium, bringing together youth workers, young people, stakeholders, educators, and representatives of local organisations. These events present the project’s results, introduce the educational resources and digital platform, and create opportunities for discussion, networking, and the exchange of experiences. Through these local activities, the project strengthens community engagement and encourages the wider adoption of energy-efficient and sustainable practices.

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