Projects

CERA Europe develops and contributes to European projects that promote climate action, sustainability education, environmental awareness, and inclusive green transition.

ECHOES

Youth Voices 4 Climate Action in European Elections

The ECHOES project empowers young people through advocacy training, policy engagement, and digital collaboration, strengthening youth participation in shaping climate decisions.

CLIMA-KIT

Climate Education with Hands-on Science at School

The CLIMA-KIT project, through creative science-based, interactive and digital learning materials, strengthens climate literacy by bringing climate education into classrooms.

ASSET

Assistance for Skilled Environmental Teaching

The ASSET project strengthens climate education in schools by equipping teachers with innovative methodological tools and learning materials.

AGRIPRENEUR KIDS

Green Agripreneurs of Future

The project equips teachers and students with the knowledge and skills on sustainable agriculture and agri-entrepreneurship. It fosters innovation among the new generation workforce.

CFC

Climate Friendly Cuisine

The project promotes low-carbon and climate-friendly practices in the food and restaurant industry, empowering chefs, producers, culinary students, and suppliers.

GENDER-LENS

Gender Lens to Climate Transition on Youth Work

The G-LENS project addresses the intersection of climate change and gender inequality through capacity building for youth workers.

FINANCE 4 GREEN

Financing for Green Transition

The project advances academic research and policy knowledge on the green transition of key economic sectors in Europe. It contributes to aligning finance with climate and sustainability.

YW4CA

European Youth Workers 4 Green Deal and Climate Action

The YW4CA project equips youth workers with leadership skills for climate action and fosters cooperation between institutions and organizations active in the field of sustainability.

CESU 2024

Climate Education Summer University 2024

CESU 2024 aimed to deepen participants’ understanding of climate science and strengthen their teaching capabilities through active, cross-disciplinary pedagogies. It brought together educators to exchange innovative practices, engage with scientists, and build a lasting community of practice around climate change education.