The Green World Vol. 3 project aimed to address the urgent challenges of climate change by promoting sustainability and reducing pollution. The program was based on experiential learning and non-formal education, combining indoor and outdoor activities. It included group discussions, practical workshops, and self-reflection, as well as creative environmental actions like plogging (jogging while collecting litter), making learning interactive and action-oriented.
Nóra
"Participating in the Green World Erasmus+ Youth Exchange was a truly memorable experience for me. As it was my first youth exchange, everything felt new and exciting. I especially enjoyed the fact that we learned about sustainability not through traditional classroom lessons, but through interactive activities, group workshops, and engaging discussions.
The best part of the exchange was meeting young people from many different countries. It was wonderful to experience how easily we connected despite our different cultural backgrounds, and I made many new friendships along the way. I also really appreciated having the opportunity to use and improve my English every day throughout the programme.
Among the free-time activities, my favorite was visiting Nessebar. Located about a one-hour walk or a 15-minute bus ride from our hotel, this UNESCO World Heritage Site was truly breathtaking. Its charming old town, historic buildings, and beautiful seaside atmosphere made it one of the highlights of the entire exchange.
I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to take part in this youth exchange. Not only did I learn a great deal about sustainability, but I also came away with unforgettable memories and lasting international friendships."
Bendegúz
"At the end of May, we had the chance to spend 10 days learning about the green world in an exceptional environment with inspiring people. The location was Sunny beach, Bulgaria, in a great hotel, close to the sea.
The topic of the activities was mainly about sustainability. We learned about the Green Deal, created informative booklets for kids, made bags by upcycling old t-shirts and took part in discussions and debates about the current situation. Personally, my favorite activity was creating meaningful art from the garbage we had collected beforehand.
The participants came from Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey, Greece, and Hungary. After the activities in our free time, we had the chance to get to know each other better through the cultural night, exploring the nightlife of Sunny beach and taking short trips to the old town of Nesebar.
The importance of the topic, the relaxing environment, the connections we made, and the professionalism of the facilitators all made this an unforgettable experience. "
Date: 27 May- 7 June, 2026
Venue: Sunny Beach, Bulgaria
We are entitled to delegate 7 participants (18-30) and a group leader (without upper age limit) for this youth exchange.
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