CLIC
CLIMATE AND CITIZENSHIP
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About the project
CLIC is an Erasmus+ co-funded project aimed at empowering young people to take action against climate change and become active citizens in their communities. Through training, creative activities, and international collaboration, CLIC wants to equip youth with the knowledge and tools to promote sustainability and influence environmental decision-making.For this reason, in the framework of this project we will create training materials to train young people on how to generate awareness on climate change and we will organize a transnational competition among young people from 4 different European countries: Spain, Italy, Romania, and Portugal.
Our Partnership
CLIC brings together a strong network of organizations committed to youth empowerment and climate action across Europe. The partnership includes:• FRAVM – Spain
• Asociación Building Bridges – Spain
• Enjoy Sicily – Italy
• ASALT – Asociatia Sociala a Lucratorilor de Tineret– Romania
• Associação CLIP – Recursos e Desenvolvimento – Portugal
Mission
With Europe facing growing environmental threats, it’s time for youth to lead. CLIC empowers young people not only to learn, but to act – making real change in their communities and influencing policy from the ground up.The project brings together organizations from Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Romania to raise awareness, build skills, and foster a new generation of environmentally conscious changemakers.
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OUR EVENTS
Kick Off Event - Madrid
CLIC – Climate and Citizenship took its first big step with an inspiring kick-off meeting in Madrid on November 19, 2024. Hosted by FRAVM, the event gathered project partners from across Europe to spark collaboration and set the course for the months ahead.The day began with a warm welcome and an opportunity for everyone to share their visions and expectations for the project. Together, we revisited the project’s goals and milestones, laying the groundwork to launch the first activities.Highlights of the meeting included a deep dive into the Youth Engagement on Climate Change analysis, setting the stage for valuable research in the coming months. The brainstorming didn’t stop there — partners also collaborated on the first draft of the awareness campaigns, sharing creative ideas such as gamified quizzes to engage young people in dynamic and meaningful ways.With such energy and teamwork in the room, the CLIC journey is off to a strong start — and we can’t wait to see what’s next!
Transnational Partner Meeting in Messina
CLIC – Climate and Citizenship continued its journey with a dynamic transnational partner meeting held in Messina, Italy, on September 18, 2025.Representatives from each organization came together to strengthen collaboration and prepare the next phase of activities.The meeting opened with a reflection on the progress made so far and the shared achievements across the partnership. Partners then planned the upcoming youth training sessions and awareness campaigns that will soon take place in each participating country. These activities will empower young people to understand climate issues more deeply and to express their ideas creatively through a friendly international competition.Another key moment was the presentation of the project’s website and how to make it as engaging and accessible as possible — including defining its visual identity and exploring interactive elements to help young people connect more easily with the project’s content.The day concluded with clear next steps and renewed momentum. With shared purpose and strong cooperation, the CLIC project continues to grow — bringing young people together across Europe to think, act, and create for a more sustainable future.
PROJECT RESULTS
Research Analysis
on Youth Engagement on Climate
As part of the project, this report presents the results of a comparative study on young people’s knowledge, attitudes, and participation in climate action across Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Romania.The research highlights a generation that is concerned, informed, and eager to act, but often faces barriers such as lack of time, limited opportunities, and insufficient access to reliable information. It also emphasizes the key role of social media in shaping awareness and the need for more action-oriented education and support to transform interest into sustained engagement.This analysis provides the foundation for CLIC’s upcoming educational activities and awareness campaigns, designed to empower youth to become active agents of change in their communities.Please, find here on the right our report and learn more about youth engagement on climate across Italy, Spain, Romania, and Portugal.
Training Materials
These training materials support youth groups in learning how to design and implement an awareness campaign on climate and environmental issues. They were developed as part of the CLIC project and are used during the training sessions in each partner country.You can explore them to learn more about campaign design, communication and youth participation.
Introduction to Climate Change
Introduction to EU funds supporting environmental and youth initiatives
Research Techniques
Key Competencies for Campaign Implementation
Communication, dissemination, and visibility
🏆 The competition 🏆
Are you ready to make your voice heard on climate action?As part of the CLIC project, youth groups from all partner countries will design and run their own local awareness campaigns on climate change and environmental sustainability 🌱After completing the CLIC training sessions, each group will turn ideas into action by creating a campaign for their community — using creativity, storytelling, digital tools, events, or any format that best fits their message.This competition is about giving young people a platform to act on climate issues, sharing ideas across countries, learning from each other, and showing how youth can create real change.How it works- Training phase: October 2025 – January 2026- Campaign implementation: February 2026- Sharing & evaluation: after campaigns are completedWinner announcement: shortly after the evaluation phaseEach group will first learn key skills during the training sessions and then apply them by creating a local campaign.
The Training
Before creating their awareness campaigns, each youth group taking part in the CLIC project will follow a training programme designed to support them step by step.The training helps young people:- Understand climate and environmental issues,- Learn how to design an effective awareness campaign,- Develop communication and storytelling skills,- Work together as a team and plan local actions.Training sessions take place in each partner country and combine practical activities, discussion and real examples. The goal is to give participants the confidence and tools they need to turn ideas into meaningful action.All training materials are available in the Project Results section ⤵️
Campaign Implementation
After completing the training, each youth group will design and carry out its own local awareness campaign in their community.Campaigns can take many forms, such as: workshops or school activities, videos or social media actions, creative events, challenges or interactive initiatives.Each group is free to choose the format that best fits its message and local context. What matters most is creating a clear, engaging message that raises awareness about climate change and sustainability.The campaigns will be documented and shared through the project website and partner channels, allowing groups from different countries to learn from each other and exchange ideas.
How will the winner be selected?
After all campaigns are completed youth groups will review and vote on campaigns from other countries.
The campaigns will be evaluated in a fair and transparent way.What does the winning group get? 🏆The group with the highest final score will be invited to a visit to Brussels, where they will:
- Visit European institutions.
- Learn more about EU climate and youth policies.
- Share their experience at European level.
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