Project “Agro-European Tourism – how to reinvigorate rural areas” Nr.2016-1-LV01-KA104-022525 approved and started on June 1, 2016. Project is financed by Erasmus Plus programme and during this Project two Project Net adult learners will visit the Project Partner organization Permacultura Cantabria from Spain in order to learn about Agro Tourism and afterward spread the learning outcomes in Latvia. The Project mobility will be from November 29 - December 7, 2016.
Project "Bioeconomy for Youth in the Baltic Sea Region" will highlight the importance of bioeconomy for Baltic Sea region in youth employability. The main aim - promote bioeconomy for youth and civil society organizations in order to reach active civic participation and expand youth employability trough engagement into bioeconomy. The development of the knowledge-based bioeconomy in the Baltic Sea Region is a priority area. Project aims to educate Baltic NGOs, particularly Youth and Youth workers, about bioeconomy and exchange best practices among project partner countries during national and international trainings and networking activities. Bioceonomy is a brand new topic in Latvia, Lithuania and Germany particularly in the third sector, thus education and the best practice exchange is essential in order to bring this topic on daily agenda. Finland will be as a benchmark country in bioeconomy’s development. The Project partnership will involve educational institution and non-governmental organizations from Finland (SYKLI Environmental School of Finland , Latvia (NGO Project Net as Coordinator), Lithuania (NGO VERSLO INICIATYVA) , Germany (Haus der offenen Tür Sinzig).
