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Dissemination of project results is an essential and mandatory phase of any Erasmus+ project. It is a set of measures for presenting and disseminating the results and impact of projects, as well as for achieving greater visibility of the project.

Dissemination of project information is important because:

Increases project visibility,

It promotes examples of good practice that may be useful to future applicants,

Increases the visibility of the organization implementing the project,

It enables the creation of future partnerships,

Increases the visibility of the Erasmus + program.

In order to design a good plan for communication and dissemination of information about projects, the following should be considered:

Communication goals: Raising awareness, promoting social values, developing new partnerships;

Audience or target groups: These are the people you would like to get in touch with and who could benefit from the project results. They can be general public, stakeholders, experts, decision makers, the media, etc .;

Channels and activities to reach the target audience: Channels and activities that are most effective and appropriate to meet the needs of the selected goals, such as social media, events, publications should be selected.

Project results: These can be a guide to good practice, a practical tool or product, research, a study report, what knowledge and skills have been acquired and so on.

Timeline: It is necessary to plan effectively when different activities take place (linking it to the work plan), agree on a realistic goal and ensure flexibility depending on the progress of the project and changing needs of the target group.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): These indicators are a valuable tool for project management to monitor progress (allow for adjustments as needed) during the implementation of a communication and dissemination plan, as well as to measure the degree of success in achieving goals.

Dissemination of projects information is always started in the institution / organization participating in the project, and then this information is shared at the local and international level so that the results achieved during the project can be used by others. At the international level, this means the promotion of the project and its activities in which all partners in the project participate and which is aimed at each individual country from which the institution comes, as well as at the European Union. Locally, the dissemination of information is carried out at the level of the state, city or municipality from which the project coordinator / partner is and adapts to the specifics of its environment, which includes different types of promotion with different partners.

It is important to make a good plan for disseminating information and using project results. It is best to plan such activities at the beginning of the project, possibly add during and implement after the end of the project. It is also important to determine what needs to be promoted and how. Project results can be concrete and clearly measurable (number of events held, curriculum changed, equipment purchased) or less measurable, but still significant (acquisition of new skills, knowledge, competencies), so the promotion of results should be adjusted to these criteria.

Identifying the target group is an integral part of successful promotion. The promotion of the project and its outcomes will not be done in exactly the same way to colleagues from similar institutions, decision makers, media and project beneficiaries, but the method of promotion and dissemination should be adapted to the selected target group.

There are various ways to disseminate the results and promote the project:

Through the organization's website,

Through the account of the organization on social networks: Facebook, Twitter i Instagram,

By tagging the Foundation Tempus on social networks when posting about the project - we recommend using @FondacijaTempus for tagging on Twitter, or the hashtag #fondacijatempus (which can be used for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram posts),

Audio / Video materials to share,

Press statements, announcements, guest appearances in the media,

By sending newsletter with news about the project,

By organizing or participating in conferences, seminars, trainings and other events,

By publishing publications and brochures,

By creating a visual solution unique to the project (eg. project logo),

By making promotional material (folders, blocks, pens, leaflets,...).

More detailed information on disseminating information and using project results can be found in the Program Guide.

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Jump on the fast-track to a greener future with sustainable tourism and Go one stop further to make all your trips environmentally friendly: be kind to strangers, yourself, and the beautiful world we all share. Slow down when you travel, support local businesses, and travel in an eco-friendly way. Responsible tourism matters, so learn more about how you can make a difference to travel as a catalyst for good.

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Green business ideas for eco-minded entrepreneurs

Eco-friendly companies may include outdoor apparel brands, businesses that make reusable plastic bottles, eco-friendly cleaning companies, businesses that install solar panels, a local recycling business, and many other potential ventures. If you want to start a business with a green, eco-friendly focus, consider any of the 23 ideas below.

1. Ink refill business

Starting an ink refill business can be an environmentally conscious - and highly profitable - decision. You might question whether refilling ink cartridges truly helps the environment considering the amount of paper wasted annually. However, when people reuse old ink cartridges, less nonbiodegradable waste accumulates in landfills. Paper, printers and copiers are still necessary in the business world, but empty ink containers are not.

2. Environmental publications

If you love to write, start your own environmentally minded publication. Your actions can make a big difference in the world. By debunking popular myths and sharing the truth about the world we live in, you can help consumers rethink how their actions affect the planet.

3. Green finance

Green finance focuses on supporting local, community-level projects with an emphasis on sustainable and ecologically friendly agriculture. Green finance is also typically concerned with educational opportunities, funding for artistic endeavors and projects that support local ecology.

Green finance is preoccupied with social profitability. While actual profit margins remain crucial, green finance aims to support beneficial projects that provide value to the local community and ecology.

4. Eco-friendly retail

The online clothing brand For Days provides an interesting twist on customer loyalty programs. Customers can purchase a "take-back bag" and send the company clothes they no longer use. In doing so, they earn rewards to spend on future For Days clothing purchases.

Besides incentivizing sustainable clothes shopping, For Days partners with other leading brands in the sustainable textiles space, such as ADIUM and CARIUMA. If you're thinking about opening a retail store, consider partnering with a company that has values similar to you and your customers.

5. Sustainable construction materials

You might not think of construction as sustainable, but some companies now provide recycled materials for use in projects like infrastructure repair.

For example, Axion hopes its eco-friendly products will change how companies think about rebuilding America's infrastructure. Its railroad ties and pilings are made from recycled plastic from consumer and industrial uses instead of nonsustainable materials like steel and concrete. Axion has worked with major partners like Long Island Rail Road to improve infrastructure safely and sustainably in the United States.

6. Organic catering

As organic food sales skyrocket, eco-friendly foodies should consider starting an organic catering company to share their passion for food and the environment. You could work out of a food truck or a catering kitchen. If you cater local events and business luncheons with organic and locally grown ingredients, free-range meats, and vegan, gluten-free and paleo meal options, you'll appeal to nature lovers and health and wellness enthusiasts alike.

Be sure to minimize your venture's environmental impact by avoiding plastic and paper goods as much as possible and by composting food waste.

7. Eco-friendly beauty salon

If cosmetology is your passion, start a beauty business that's Mother Nature-approved. Open a salon that prioritizes organic and vegan hair and beauty products. Eco-friendly hair salons can stock all-natural shampoos and conditioners, while nail salons can use environmentally friendly and vegan polishes and spa treatments.

8. Eco-friendly landscaping

Professional landscaping may make your lawn and garden look nice, but all that maintenance isn't necessarily great for the environment. With some eco-friendly advice and know-how, you can help homeowners make their yards literally and figuratively greener. Try using drought-resistant plants and strategically placed trees for a lawn that saves water, energy, and money.

9. Sustainable event planning

Whether big or small, meetings and events can generate large amounts of waste and consume valuable resources. Green event planners use their expertise and event-planning skills to find eco-friendly venues, materials and accommodations.

Whether you're planning a corporate event or a small party, sustainable event management benefits more than just the planet. There are financial advantages - plus it generates a positive image for event organizers, vendors and stakeholders while raising awareness and inspiring change in the community.

10. Bicycle repair and refurbishing

Biking short distances instead of driving is better for the environment and your health. Like most transportation modes, bicycles occasionally need a tune-up.

You could be the expert cyclists come to when their bikes need repairing or maintenance. If you have some extra space, you could purchase inexpensive older bikes, fix them up, and sell them for a profit.

11. Handmade, all-natural and organic products

Soaps, cosmetics and cleaning products are just a few of the household items that can be made using common organic materials.

Sure, anyone can find a recipe for a sugar scrub or vinegar-based cleaning solution and do it themselves. However, if you package and sell these items in sets, your customers conveniently have those all-natural products at their fingertips. Local markets and events are excellent places to sell your products, or you can sell them online.

12. Eco-consulting

Are you an expert on green living? Start an eco-consulting service. Eco-consultants evaluate homes and offer solutions to make them more environmentally friendly.

You could advise clients on switching their home appliances to more energy-efficient machines or implementing a recycling program. To further boost your credibility, become a certified eco-consultant.

13. Farmers market vendor

Thanks to the organic movement, those with a green thumb have a golden opportunity to earn money by selling non-GMO, pesticide-free produce at their local farmers market.

Selling naturally grown fruits and vegetables gives you a distinct advantage over competing growers who use conventional farming methods, including pesticides. Note that you may have to be approved or certified by your local board of health before you can begin selling.

14. Green housekeeping services

For working parents, cleaning the house can be at the bottom of the to-do list. Market yourself as the green solution to their housekeeping woes by offering services that range from light dusting to heavy-duty chores like cleaning the kitchen and bathroom using only approved all-natural and eco-friendly cleaning products.

Charge an hourly rate or create service packages for a flat fee. Remember, your clients are giving you access to their homes. Build a trustworthy reputation with people you know first before advertising to strangers.

15. Upcycled furniture

Don't throw out your old, broken furniture. With basic templates and access to power tools, you can break down and reassemble chairs, tables and dressers into new pieces you can paint and sell. Shelving and storage units are easy to make from wood scraps. Depending on the item, you might even be able to fully restore a unique and valuable piece of furniture.

Alternatively, you could reupholster old chairs and couches to give them new life, and start an online resale business to market and sell your products

16. Green franchises

Want to run a business with a solid brand and customer base already in place? Opening a franchise might be the answer. While franchising might call to mind fast-food joints and hotel chains, there are many eco-friendly franchise businesses and franchises for every budget.

17. Secondhand store

New things are typically expensive, and pretty soon, those costs add up. For example, a new book could cost $15 to $30, while a used book usually costs only a few dollars.

Opening a secondhand store saves your customers money and is better for the environment. Encourage consumers to donate their gently used items to you instead of tossing them in the trash so another person can get value from them. You can sell used clothes, coats, books, kitchen appliances and furniture.

18. Green consulting

Green consulting is similar to eco-consulting but has a business focus. Whether it means cutting energy costs or reducing their carbon footprint, the pressure for businesses to make sustainability part of their business model is enormous, and that pressure is only going to grow.

Business sustainability consultant Barbara Englehart said there are numerous benefits for companies that go green, including reduced costs, risks and liabilities as well as increased employee retention and productivity.

"This is all [relatively] new in the business world, and companies need help," Englehart explained. "They weren't teaching sustainability in business schools five or 10 years ago."

19. Solar panel installation

Many green-minded homeowners have installed solar panels on their homes, and many more would like to do so. If you know how to do this, offer this service in your area.

20. Eco-friendly office cleaning

Common industrial cleaning products contain chemicals that contribute to pollution and can harm people. Starting an eco-friendly office cleaning business counters this problem. Your eco-friendly business can exclusively use nontoxic products or brands that minimize their use of single-use plastics. You can further decrease your company's environmental impact by reusing greywater whenever possible. As a bonus, your client businesses can feel good about contracting with your services.

21. Reusable plastic bottles

Single-use plastics are indisputably a leading cause for concern among environmentalists. Offer people a way to drink water on the go without contributing to plastic pollution by launching a green industry business that designs, produces and sells reusable bottles. Explore alternative materials like metal or glass, bottles made from recycled plastic, or renewable plastics from materials like cornstarch or sawdust.

22. Environmental impact and carbon emissions lessons

Many people aren't aware of the carbon emissions their daily activities produce and the impact those activities have on the environment. Offer classes to educate the public about how driving, using air conditioning in the summer, leaving lights on unnecessarily, flying and other activities contribute to carbon emissions. You can also teach people how to reduce the environmental impact of these activities.

23. Local eco-friendly recycling business

Chances are that your town's department of public works oversees a public recycling program. However, many experts say that what you put in your recycling bin doesn't always get recycled. Some municipalities don't accept all types of recyclable containers, while others may not thoroughly sort the collected recycling. Open an eco-friendly local recycling business to guarantee your community that their goods are recycled.

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The cost of living is at its highest level in a decade, with household energy bills being the largest expense.

Choosing the most energy efficient household appliance for needs can help you save energy - and money - on your bills, but some common household items are more energy guzzling than others.

Here, we find out which are the biggest users of electricity in the home and offer some tips on how to use them as efficiently as possible to help you reduce your energy bill.

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Wet appliances

Washing machines, dishwashers and tumble dryers account for 14% of a typical energy bill, taking the top spot in our list. The power needed to heat the water that they use pushes up consumption, making them energy-hungry household appliances.

Actively choosing to wash clothes at a lower temperature can help reduce your energy consumption and try to avoid washing half loads to save water. The same advice goes for you dishwasher: use the Eco setting if it has one and try to wait until it's full to set it off. We've got more tips in our blog on being energy efficient when using your washing machine.

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Cold appliances

Fridges and freezers also account for around 13% of the average household's energy bill. By their very nature, these appliances need to stay on all the time, so they're continually drawing power to maintain a constant temperature.

They're also among the longest lasting appliances in our home. The typical fridge-freezer has a lifespan of 17 years!

Since they'll be on 24 hours a day, and could last you 17 years, there's a huge benefit to investing in an energy efficient one. The next time you're buying a new fridge or freezer, consider the smallest that meets your needs, as well as the highest rated one you can afford.

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Consumer electronics

Today, we are far more reliant on consumer electronics - from laptops to TVs to game consoles - so it should come as no surprise that they take third place, accounting for around 6% of your energy bill.

Some of the oldest advice remains relevant: remember to turn your devices off standby where possible.

If it's time for a new TV, look for the most energy efficient one you can afford, or choose a smaller screen size to save on running costs. We have more advice on choosing home appliances, including top things to look out for to reduce your energy bills.

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Lighting

Coming in just behind your electronics, lighting takes up around 5% of an average home's total energy bill. You can reduce the amount of energy you use by replacing halogen bulbs with LEDs.

LEDs come in a range of shades from cool to warm, allowing you to create the lighting effect that you want for your home. If the average household replaced all bulbs with LEDs, it would cost about £160 and save around £65 a year on bills.

Another tip: turn your lights off when you're not using them or when you leave a room. This will save you around £25 a year on your annual energy bills.

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Cooking

Are your cooking habits costing you too much in your energy bills? Around 4% of your energy bill is spent on powering kitchen appliances, including the hob, oven, kettle and microwave.

Microwaves are more efficient than ovens at cooking, as they only heat the food and not the air space inside. And try to avoid overfilling the kettle and save yourself £13 a year on your electricity bill.

Check out our quick tips page to see how much you could save on your energy bills.

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Follow our tips and advice for quick and easy ways to save energy, lower your bills and reduce your carbon footprint.

Whether you're a homeowner, a private or social renter, a student, or you live with your parents, there are many things you can do.

We're all responsible for the energy we use in our homes. Take a look at our quick tips below and see how you could save up to £415 (£493 in NI) a year* on your bills. Or find out what support is available where you live.

Before you start

Understand your energy bill. The information on a typical energy bill can be confusing, but understanding it can go a long way to helping you get to grips with your energy use at home. This video from Home Energy Scotland is a helpful guide.

Switch off standby

You can save around £55 (£70 in NI) a year just by remembering to turn your appliances off standby mode.

Almost all electrical appliances can be turned off at the plug without upsetting their programming. You may want to think about getting a standby saver or smart plug which allows you to turn all your appliances off standby in one go.

Check the instructions for any appliances you aren't sure about. Some satellite and digital TV recorders may need to be left plugged in so they can keep track of any programmes you want to record.

Find out which appliances use most energy in your home.

Draught-proof windows and doors

Unless your home is very new, you will lose some heat through draughts around doors and windows, gaps around the floor, or through the chimney.

Professional draught-proofing of windows, doors and blocking cracks in floors and skirting boards can cost around £250, but it can save around £90 (£100 in NI) a year on energy bills. DIY draught proofing can be much cheaper.

Find out more about reducing home heat loss.

Turn off lights

Turn your lights off when you're not using them or when you leave a room. This will save you around £20 (£30 in NI) a year on your annual energy bills.

Replacing all the lights in your home with LED bulbs could help you save even more.

Careful with your washing

You can save around £27 (£36 in NI) a year from your energy bill just by using your washing machine more carefully:

Use your washing machine on a 30-degree cycle instead of higher temperatures.

Reduce your washing machine use by one run per week for a year.

Avoid the tumble dryer

Avoid using a tumble dryer for your clothes: dry clothes on racks inside where possible or outside in warmer weather to save £55 (£75 in NI) a year.

Spend less time in the shower

Keeping your shower time to just 4 minutes could save a typical household £65 (£70 in NI) a year on their energy bills.

Swap your bath for a shower

Some of us might enjoy a long soak in the bath, but swapping just one bath a week with a 4-minute shower could save you £14 (£15 in NI) a year on your energy bills.

Find out how saving water at home can help your wallet and the environment.

Be savvy in the kitchen

Kettles are one of the most used appliances in the kitchen. But many of us will admit that we at least occasionally boil the kettle with more water than we're going to use.

Avoid overfilling the kettle and save yourself £11 (£14 in NI) a year on your electricity bill.

You could also consider fitting an aerator onto your existing kitchen tap to reduce the amount of water coming out without affecting how it washes or rinses. An aerator is a small gadget with tiny holes - they attach to the spout of taps and are cheap and easy to install - and could save you £20 a year.

Fill your dishwasher

Only run your dishwasher when it is full to reduce the amount of water you use. Reducing your dishwasher use by one run per week for a year could save you £13 (£18 in NI).

Top up the insulation

Effective insulation of your hot water cylinder is important: even if you have thin spray foam or a loose 25mm jacket, you can benefit from increasing the insulation to a British Standard Jacket 80mm thick, saving £45 (£45 in NI) a year in the process.

Insulating your water tank, pipes and radiators is a quick and easy way to save money on your bills.

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Whatever your problems may be,

Global support for zero-waste

We offer different solutions that allow you to manage your unsold items: our mobile app for selling expired products to clients, donations to charities, reuse of organic waste for animal food... all with one objective: reach zero food waste!

Bakeries, greengrocers, caterers

Your unsold items are a resource!
Save money and share your commitments with a new clientele. Whether you are a restaurant owner, baker, or store manager, Phenix offers tailor-made solutions to put an end to waste in your business. Thanks to our anti-waste app and our network of partner charities, you'll never throw out anything again, we promise!

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Discover our solutions to reuse 100% of your surplus, reduce your waste and save money!
Our solutions for recycling, reusing and preventing waste will allow you to improve your yield and save money, while taking an active part in the fight against waste. Are you ready to take the leap?

Do you often have leftover dishes and products that you can still eat and have to throw away? Avoid the bin by selling it. Offer them for sale on our Phenix application to over 2.5 million users throughout France.

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Ask your local councillors to ensure that everyone has access to nature, even in the most urban of areas. Ask them to give more space to wildlife, reduce verge cutting to nurture more natural green spaces, or introduce community gardening.

Tell your MP about the importance of protecting nature.

Explain why a healthy environment is essential for a healthy society. Call for more action on climate change, which is damaging natural environments around the world.

If you live in the UK, find out  who your MP is, and the  best way to contact them.

Talk to your employer, school, or university about being more friendly to nature. Could they do more to encourage recycling and waste reduction? Could they make outdoor spaces greener? Can people get together to grow fruit and vegetables?

Do you see companies that could do more to protect the environment? - e.g. selling products in non-recyclable packaging. Find their contact details and tell them why they need to do things better.

Speak to friends, family, colleagues and classmates about the threats facing the natural world, talk positively about the changes you have made, the challenges you encountered and how you overcame them.

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About Green Erasmus

The Green Erasmus Portal has been developed by Green Erasmus project to provide students with concrete information on how to be sustainable before, during and after their Erasmus experience. While some actions are generally well-known, other aspects are often overlooked and/or students do not exactly know how to make their Erasmus exchanges greener can be difficult. Use the portal to find out our tips and tricks to act sustainably, and useful resources for more information and get involved! You can also play the On my way and Small Steps games and test your sustainability knowledge through our Green Erasmus Quiz!

Learn more

Sign our petition

Green Erasmus wants to see significant changes in the mobility patterns of students going on Erasmus+ exchange to reduce the environmental impact of the programme. Part of this should be ensuring that sustainable travel options are more inclusive and affordable. The Green Erasmus research on the habits of Erasmus students reveals that although students are concerned about climate change, cost is one of the main drivers of their travel choices, meaning that they end up choosing cheaper but less sustainable modes of transport. In the petition "Increase support for green travel in Erasmus+" , we ask EU institutions for more funds to travel sustainably. Specifically,

Increasing the current €50 to a universal top up to individual support of up to €250 for green travel, proportionate to distance covered

And increasing the current 4 days up to 7 days of additional individual support covering additional subsistence costs and/or accommodation needs linked to green travel - for the round trip

Introducing this support will allow students from all destinations to travel to their host country, and return back home via greener land or sea transport, without being out of pocket.

Read and sign the Green Erasmus petition

Green Erasmus Games

Available on desktop

On my way

Choose your way in a sweet and meaningful interactive story about the journey, not the destination. Shape your experience with the help of a handy travel journal, and discover how you can help make the world a better place.

Play the game

Small Steps

Step into the role of Nova, a young student living abroad, whose phone is mysteriously connected to other dimensions! The Nova from another world is asking for help for their stay abroad. Assist them to make a difference in their world through sustainable behavior.

Play the game

Take the Green Erasmus Quiz

Do you know how climate change is connected to your Erasmus experience and how much do you know about sustainability? Test your knowledge and start reducing your impact!

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You can always give feedback directly to organisers (Maroš/ Domča, but sometimes it's easier for you to write it down in a form such as this one. We are checking the results on a daily basis and the content can be left anonymous. Try to be constructive of course :)

Some additional questions:
- Are you enjoying yourself at this event?
- Is/was there something that you really really like?
- Is there something that we could perhaps clarify? Was something a bit confusing?
- Do you know some activity that could help us become even more united?
- Do you have new ideas for future projects / team events / etc.?

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You can always give feedback directly to organisers (Maroš/ Domča, but sometimes it's easier for you to write it down in a form such as this one. We are checking the results on a daily basis and the content can be left anonymous.

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Maybe you heard a word that you don't understand? KA1, KA2, APV, National Agency and so on... Yup, it can get rather confusing sometimes.

The questions don't have to be limited to just confusing words. Questions about the people in Youth Europa, our background, interests, etc. are also totally fine!

You can ask us anything in person or with the help of this form. We will reply to these questions every day.

PS! There are no stupid questions, we're all here to learn and develop ourselves:)

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Maybe you heard a word that you don't understand? KA1, KA2, APV, National Agency and so on... Yup, it can get rather confusing sometimes. The questions don't have to be limited to just confusing words. Questions about the people in Youth Europa, our background, interests, etc. are also totally fine!

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The Climate Game — Can you reach net zero?

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See if you can save the planet from the worst effects of climate change

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