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YE The Way of Water

Project Organiser: Concordia

The youth exchange will take place between 15.-22.11. 2026 in Louverné, France.

Overall goal: To empower young people to explore water sustainability and biodiversity through non-formal education, while building practical tools and intercultural skills together. 

Project objectives:

  • Learn about local and global environmental issues through hands-on workshops and meetings with local initiatives.
  • Work in small groups on  local problems to build a guide featuring key findings and solutions for European organizations.
  • Share personal experiences across cultures to build strong European values, teamwork, and key soft skills like intercultural communication and initiative.

Working language: English.

Number of participants: 4 + 1 group leader

Ideal Participant profile:

  • Age: 18-30, group leader 18+
  • has a good command of English, an open mind, and a desire to co-create solutions in international groups.
  • motivated by nature and eager to explore water cycle and biodiversity topics through hands-on European workshops.
  • willing to participate in a videocall with organizer

Important information:

Accommodation, food, materials, and travel costs (up to the maximum allowed amount) are covered.

Travel cost limits: 309€ / 417€ (for green travel)

Extremely important: Keep all travel receipts and tickets for reimbursement, as the participant must keep the travel document to and from the destination and hand it over / send it to the project organizer according their instructions.

Insurance: Travel insurance is NOT paid by the organizers or subsequently reimbursed. Each participant is obliged to take out health insurance, which is valid in France.

  • Only purchase tickets after receiving written confirmation from the organizers.
  • All participants must attend all sessions and participate in dissemination activities afterwards.

HOW TO APPLY?

Fill out this form!

INFOPACK can be found HERE !

Deadline to apply: 25.8.2026

This project is supported by the Erasmus+ program.