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UpcyclArt (UpcyclArt: A Bottom-Up Approach to Youth Entrepreneurship for Circular Economy) is an international initiative that brings together youth, art and environmental organisations to give young people the opportunity to discover upcycling as a sustainable business opportunity.
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Pärnu Kunstide Kool is a non-formal hobby-education school with more than 700 students. The school has five fields of study - art, music, dance, theater and crafts. In addition, classes are also held for students from Pärnu´s formal education schools and students with special educational needs. The school staff has long-term experience in pedagogy, youth work and organizing camps, workshops, trainings and cultural events.
Artéteka is based in Cork, Ireland, and its mission is to promote social change through creativity. Artéteka organises sustainable art courses that promotes inclusion and social change. Artéteka is active in creative youth work, upcycling, and community-led sustainability projects. They organise a wide range of non-formal learning activities that use art, design, and circular economy practices to engage young people, especially those with fewer opportunities.
Idee In Movimento is a cultural association from Giardini Naxos, a small town in Sicily. The association, consisting mainly of young people, mainly deals with youth-related initiatives, organised tournaments, debates, conferences and sports events. The purpose of their activities is to contribute to environmental protection and sustainable lifestyles and to the promotion of culture and art and cultural integration.
Iroko from Spain is an organisation for the development of education, forest protection and international cooperation related to environment and climate change. Responsible management of natural resources is their concern. Iroko collaborates with several Spanish universities, has created online courses and even an illustration book for children. Among others, their activities are also focused on the environmental protection of the Nordic countries, Africa and Latin America.
