The Rectory of NOVA hosted the 6th training session of the OpenPass4Climate project consortium.
Funded by the ERASMUS+ program, this project aims to foster educational activities focused on the environment, empowering students to manage their learning and climate commitments through the European Open Badges Passport.
The meeting brought together representatives from consortium partners – Consorzio Scuola Comunità Impresa, University of Valladolid, and UniLaSalle – to present the concepts of eco-pedagogy and develop strategies for creating badges that participants can collect in the passport.
UniLaSalle partners showcased project presentation videos and gathered feedback from the consortium for improvement. Meanwhile, the University of Valladolid delved into the implementation of GreenComp, a framework developed by the European Commission to assess competencies in sustainable action, through a study focused on identifying best practices.
GreenComp serves as a guide for developing sustainable competences, equipping educators with tools to provide students with a shared understanding of sustainable practices, skills, and implications.