
Sustainability in Everyday Life: What Students Should Learn to Take Action
Extreme weather events are becoming more visible in our daily lives. Heavy rains can flood cities because drainage systems can’t handle the volume of water.
The ECF4CLIM project aims to collaboratively develop and validate a European Competence Framework for sustainability in education. Its purpose is to empower both citizens and the school community to take action against climate change.

Extreme weather events are becoming more visible in our daily lives. Heavy rains can flood cities because drainage systems can’t handle the volume of water.

As the ECF4CLIM project moves into its final phase, one message has become clear: our work doesn’t end when the research is complete — it

How do you turn a school into a driver of sustainability? Over the past two years, ECF4CLIM Demonstration Sites (DSs) across Europe have been testing
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