GAP International members collaborate on a number of international programmes, empowering people live more sustainable lives all over the world. See below for a brief description on a selection of these projects, and click the title of each project for more information.
International Highlights
Our international projects include:
GoodFood: Erasmus+ project to develop sustainable habits for future professionals in the catering industry.
Just Maps: aims to bring students to act as global citizens in their communities through a transnational participatory process based on mapping, and to train teachers as facilitators of this process.
Just Action: supports primary and secondary school teachers in guiding students in Global Citizenship Education learning experiences in their class, at school, in local communities, through practical activities known as Student’s Journey and a teacher’s guide called Teacher’s Journey.
ATTUNE: An innovative learning programme, that directly addresses climate change on the University campus and both promotes and encourages action by all members of the university community.
Make Education not War: campaign to support Ukrainian teachers and their students
Water Explorer: An international water education and action programme for children aged 8-14 years. Delivered in 12 countries, thousands of Water Explorer schools are taking bold and powerful action to save our precious water through fun and interactive water-saving missions.
FoodTalks: This project supports the development of sustainable habits in the catering sector.
FAct!: Fact! is a project funded by the EU within the Erasmus+ programme. It’s a participatory learning programme that empowers households to develop more sustainable food habits.
Goals for Good: This project is focused on helping young people identify and set personal goals that are good for both them and the wider world. Goals for Good brings together research on motivation, goal-setting, purpose, and well-being to support young people in defining what success means for them, ultimately giving them the tool kit for setting goals and creating plans to achieve them.
E.ON Environmental Champions: We engaged hundreds of E.ON employee volunteers and school students across four countries, inspiring them to lead the charge in reducing their school’s energy consumption.
The SUPER Project: Improving adult education opportunities by providing individuals with new and exciting training programs across Europe. The SUPER Project helps professionals and post-secondary students alike find internships, training courses, and more to advance their competencies in the fields of environmentalism and sustainability.
If you’re interested in becoming a GAP International member or have a collaborative opportunity to share with the network please contact us at [email protected].