As part of the ERASMUS+ program, the Save&Game project was launched on the topic of sustainability and climate change.

The main goal of the Save&Game project is to raise the awareness of young people and youth workers about environmental challenges, to show through the game the value of co-responsibility, and to promote scientific citizenship and green skills.

Statistics show that the number of young people who are familiar with the topics of sustainability and climate change varies between European countries. Not everyone has the opportunity to receive education about environmental issues and acquire sustainability competence at school or within their household.
Education is the key that will empower young people for concrete actions. This is what the Save & Game project aims to achieve.
We will use gamification to raise awareness of energy efficiency among young people. For trainers and youth workers we will provide a range of tools to connect and educate.
The goal of these games is to encourage young people to think about the most responsible choices and habits, to encourage their peers to deepen the continuous improvement of access to their own consumption, and to understand the global benefits of more sustainable consumption and lifestyle at the local level.

In this way, the project will help young people become spokespersons for sustainability in their communities by showing how sustainability can generate well-being.
All materials will be tested by youth workers and other young people. Partners will consider their feedback, advice and recommendations to ensure that the developed resources are valuable to their future users.

Web page of the project

Project coordinator: Green Istra Association                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Project partners:
LOGOPSYCOM (Belgium)
Work in progress (Italy)

The Save&Game project is co-financed from the ERASMUS+ program of the European Union, and will be implemented from January 2023 to January 2024. This website and the project content reflects the views of the authors, and the European Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.