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INFO KIT Plastic Is the New Green INFO KIT Plastic is the new green Erasmus Plus - Youth Exchange 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 Resume Organisation in charge: Inclusion Go – I Go Type: Ka1 – Youth Exchange Countries: Italy - Romania - Austria - Macedonia – Greece - Spain – Turkey - Portugal Participants: 6 per county (5 + 1 leader) Topic: Environment – Inclusion – Creativity Location: Italy 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 REMEMBER THIS: Well done is better than well said. B . F R A N K L I N “Plastic is the new green” is a youth exchange that will involve 48 young people About the from 8 countries. In this project we are going to share knowledge about the protection of the environment reducing the level of pollution made by ourselves, with a specific target “Recycle”. During the project we are going to analyse the project! phenomena of pollution in the world and the main objectives that the EU want to reach to make a more sustainable world. In the project we are going to invite you to “crafty” and to show to the local community how to use use recycling knowledge to a better future. The project is designed to stimulate dialogue among young people through creativity, art and culture. Thanks to the project "Plastic is the new green" we will develop a new sense among young people on how to keep the recycle a game and a resource to live a sustainable community. All the activities will be developed through non-formal methods and we are going to realize workshops, meeting and activities to “Reuse” materials; The participants will hold workshops on working with plastic, tetra pack boxes, pet bottles, paper, etc.... They will have the chance to work in a multicultural environment designed to share among each other goals of different countries in the field of recycling. 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 During the activity the participants will have the opportunity to develop workshop and initiatives in the town and between the local people. Aims of the We will help the participants to live experiences outdoor to share also in the community what does it mean recycle and what they can do to improve the wellness project! and the creativity of the people. The activities of the project will be also a test to see the commitment of the young people to develop such idea and to engage people through the art recycle; The objectives of the project "Plastic is the new green" are: - To increase the knowledge in 48 the young people about protection of the environment; - To increase the knowledge in 48 young people about the three 3 R of the recycle during the project "Reduce Reuse Recycle" - To develop the sense of initiative, participation and inclusion in 48 young people with art and craft skills; - To promote social initiatives for promoting the use of the creative-recycle as a way to live a better environment around us; The objectives of the project support the objectives of the Erasmus + Program through the involvement of civic and entrepreneurial spirit among young people and the inclusion of disadvantaged young people in all phases of the project. 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 ARRIVAL DATE DEPARTURE DATE 4th August 2020 13th August 2020 Dates of the project ACTIVITIES DATE 5th - 12th August 2020 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 Group Profile GENDER LEADER'S PARTICIPANT APPLICATION BALANCE PROFILE PROFILE FORM - To have high - Have a minimum Do not forget to interest in the topic knowledge about answer to some and an active environment and questions if you want participation; interest in craft to join in the project, Per each association knowledge; you will find a short - To have a fluent form at the following will be involved 3 level of English; - To be open to learn link: more about boys and 3 girls - Have experience in environment issue; https://forms.gle/jLV KA105 projects RugiiAitp4kWS6 - Aged between 18-26 years old; 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 Accomodation and food Accomodation: the youth exchange will take place in the hostel “Basilicata al Volo” in the town of "Brindisi di Montagna" (Pz). Participants will be accommodated in international rooms, gender divided, to avoid any form of discomfort. Food: The meals will be served in the main room of the hostel, where all the participants needs/dietary will be taken into consideration. We will have a buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner with traditional Italian dishes. 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 Financial condition Travel costs for the meeting will be reimbursed when invoices, e-tickets, boarding passes, payment confirmation and other tickets are delivered/given to the host Association Inclusion Go according to Erasmus + rules. We will give you a specific document, according to our National Agencies, where you can add all the specific costs and tools. Please have in mind that from the total amount of the participants grants we will deduct the cost of any transfers that we have to arrange from the airport to the destination and back. We will inform you about their cost during the preparation. Please discuss with the Organizers/Sending organization before buying the tickets to have a clear program!!! 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 COUNTRY LIMIT PER PARTICIPANT ROMANIA 275,00€ SPAIN 275,00€ GREECE 275,00€ TURKEY 360,00€ PORTUGAL 275,00€ MACEDNIA 275,00€ AUSTRIA 275,00€ Where to land?! Below you will find our suggestions on how to reach Potenza from each airport: keep in mind to reach the final destination that will be “Potenza” and from this point we will arrange a transfers to “Brindisi di Montagna” an the cost will be deduct from the travel grant. Regardless on the way you choose to travel, first inform your sending NGO/Organisation which will inform us about your plans and wait for confirmation!!!!!! NAPOLI BARI ROME From "Naples Capodichino" to From "Bari Karol Wojtyla" to From "Rome – Tiburtina" to Potenza. Potenza: You can check a bus Potenza: You can check a bus with Here the link of the price and the company “BusMiccolis” or “FlixBus” or “Liscio”, for more info hours from the airport to “TreniItalia” please check the website Potenza and Viceversa; for more info check the website https://www.omio.com/ https://risorse.autolineeliscio.it/do https://www.omio.com/ c/Pz_Sa_Na_2019.pdf 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 CERTIFICATE All participants in the youth exchange “Plastic is the new green” will receive Youthpass, a certificate which proves their participation in the youth exchange. Youthpass is a tool to document and recognize learning outcomes from youth work activities. It is available for projects funded by Erasmus+: Youth in Action (2014- 2020). It is a part of the European Commission’s strategy to foster the recognition of non-formal learning, putting policy into practice and practice into policy: - While creating their Youthpass certificate together with a support person, project participants are given the possibility to describe what they have done in their project and which competences they have acquired. Youthpass supports the reflection upon the personal non-formal learning process and outcomes; - As a Europe-wide recognition instrument for non-formal learning in the youth field, Youthpass strengthens the social recognition of youth work; - Youthpass also aims at supporting the employability of young people and of youth workers by raising their awareness of and helping to describe their competences, and by documenting their acquisition of key competences on a certificate. Your sending NGO will provide all relevant information about the Youthpass certificate and you can also check it yourself on the official website www.youthpass.eu/en/ 2019-3-IT03-KA105-017272 Location Information Brindisi Montagna is an Italian town of 887 The currency in Italy is €, and there are no banks inhabitants in the province of Potenza, Basilicata. in the town of Brindisi di Montana where to It is known for being the set of "Bandit History", a change the money, so please make sure that you show at the Grancia, in which the events of the change them in your country; There are neither bandit Carmine Crocco and his band are narrated ATM, so you can not withdraw any money; in the period after the unification of Italy. In the To apply to the project please send your Europass municipal area evidence of settlements dating CV to your sending organisation. In back to the third century BC have been case you do not have one you can fill it at the following link: highlighted. Archaeological finds from the https://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/documents/curriculum- Aeneolithic to the Byzantine era (10th century AD) vitae are preserved in the Provincial Museum of Ask to you sending organisation if you need any Potenza and testify to the continuous existence of Health Insurance to come. In Italy the Emergency a built-up area. services in Hospitals are free but let’s hope it In the early Middle Ages, a monastic community doesn’t come to this :) In any case or illness, or of Basilian monks had been established in the sickness we will bring you to the closes doctor in Badia dedicated to Santa Maria, so named for the the town, please take with you also your Health presence of a layer of thermal water. Charles I of card; Anjou, with royal decree of 1268, entrusted the During the phase of registration, please fief of Brindisi and indeed to Guidone da Foresta, communicate to your sending naming it "primus dominus Brundisii de Montanea organisation if you have are tacking any et Ansiae". The feudal lords of the place fortified medicine or you just finish any kind of the town with a castle. rehabilitation that we should know!!! The Hostel Basilicata al Volo In the hostel the participants will have free Wi-fi, in the free time we can play pool, and “Football table”.
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