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"Global education starts in your town" will take place at the M13 Youth Resource Center in Lorca and the participants will reflect on the global challenges focused on responsible consumption, sustainable development and learn to act against these problems.
In addition, localities from Bulgaria, Cyprus, Austria, Slovenia and Lithuania will participate
The Councilor for Youth of the City of Lorca, Agustín Llamas, the General Director of Youth of the Autonomous Region of Murcia, Francisco Sánchez, and representatives of the Cazalla Intercultural Association have presented a new project that will be launched between 24 and on April 29 at the M13 Youth Resource Center in Lorca.
Agustín Llamas pointed out that "representatives from 9 localities of the Region will participate for 3 years in the international project" Global education begins in your town. "Specifically, the municipalities with less than 50,000 inhabitants that will be part of it are San Javier, San Pedro del Pinatar, Mazarrón, Pliego, Blanca, Ulea and the Casa Europa Association that welcomes Bullas, Cehegín and Calasparra During the project the participants will reflect on the global challenges focused on responsible consumption, sustainable development and learn to act in front of These problems should be noted that the programs are financed by Europe Aid of the European Commission and at a general level up to 30 localities from Spain, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Austria, Slovenia and Lithuania participate ".
Youth Councilor explained that "the first activity of the project is a training course in Lorca, where the heads of each entity will deepen more on the three" Sustainable Development Goals "(SDO) to which it focuses, as well as plan workshops and awareness campaigns in each of the locations and share specific needs of each city, and finally, support networks and an action plan for the next 3 years will be created. "
Llamas wanted to "congratulate Cazalla Intercultural for the work done in the project and in the preparation of it, which will have the opportunity to learn from the participating municipalities." Once again, they consolidate as a reference organization at an international level for the study of youth from a global framework in which intercultural collaboration allows us to grow as a better society ".
Cazalla Intercultural is a non-profit organization that has been involving young people between 16 and 30 years of age in social projects since 1994. Being an information point of European Union programs, such as European Voluntary Service (EVS), Youth Exchanges, Seminars and training courses on specific social issues such as: racism, gender violence, respect for human rights, learning and intercultural dialogue through the non-formal education methodology.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Lorca
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