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From local action to European impact
How can a local clean-up initiative in Greece or a water quality study in Hungary contribute to Europe-wide change? The BLUEFRONT project is built on the idea that powerful, collective action starts at the community level. By connecting youth-led projects across five diverse European countries—Finland, Greece, Hungary, Italy, and Malta—we are creating a ripple effect that extends all the way to the heart of EU policy.
Each partner organization in the BLUEFRONT consortium brings a unique perspective, from the urban rivers of Budapest to the remote islands of the Mediterranean. This diversity is our greatest strength. It ensures that the solutions and "water roadmaps" developed by our youth participants are not one-size-fits-all, but are instead adaptable, robust, and relevant to a wide range of aquatic landscapes.
These local actions are directly aligned with the ambitious goals of the European Green Deal (EGD) and the EU's strategy for a sustainable blue economy. BLUEFRONT acts as a bridge, translating these high-level policies into tangible, community-driven projects. When a young person in rural Italy proposes a solution for sustainable water use to local businesses, they are not just improving their local environment; they are actively contributing to Europe's green transition.
By fostering this transnational collaboration, we are building a cohesive European movement for the blue economy, proving that when we empower youth to lead locally, the impact can be felt globally.
Author: Latra, Greece
This blogpost was created in the framework of Bluefront project (2024-1-FI01-KA220-YOU-000248559).
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