Conference-debate organised by the Movement of Citizens for Change (MCC) as part of the conference on the future of Europe. The purpose of this conference will be to discuss the measures of the Green Pact for Europe, the aim of which is to combat climate change that could lead to more and more floods and storms. It is also a question of the cost of these measures to the citizen. This online conference will be accessible via Zoom for MCC guests and facilitators and posted online on the CMC’s Facebook page.

The panel discussion will be held as part of the Expo of Higher Educational Institutions in Dubrovnik. The panel will be held as a separate event with representatives of the Dubrovnik Development Agency and members of the Erasmus student network Dubrovnik and the Centre for Youth Careers Dubrovnik. The panel discussion is intended for graduates and young people. The main topics of the panel discussion are: 1. Circular economy in practice (waste as raw material) 2. Climate change in our environment (e.g. precipitation and temperature extremes) 3. Reducing pollution-eco action (green and blue purges) 4. Waste management (citizens’ education on waste sorting) 5. Attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions (notably CO2) 6. Contribution to biodiversity restoration in LNAC (protection and restoration of flora and fauna) 7. Research results and project “Opportunity for a new EU”

Why should we start looking for climate change? And why is this a different problem than nature conservation? What part of the blame for the current situation is the overcrowding of the planet or the Asian industry? Is it warned of the current unsustainable economy by many experts and politicians what the world they offer? And is there anything like green or sustainable economic growth? These and other issues related to climate change will be addressed by Martin Madei, analyst of the Association for International Affairs. The debate will be launched by the European Sustainability Week, which will take place from 30 May to 5 June.

The pandemic has highlighted the inextricable link between human and environmental health, and the capacity of both solidarity and nature to strengthen the resilience of urban communities. This session will underline that a green and a just transition need to go hand in hand and explore how the social economy can help ensure that no one is left behind. The workshop discussions will be inspired by two keynote presentations on the general role of cities and regions in a green and just transition, illustrated by the example of Gdynia. Further evidence will be provided through five short video inputs featuring local and regional authorities that developed environmental and social solutions to put the post-COVID-19 pandemic recovery on to a sustainable track. Looking from a different angle, the session will also explore how initiatives such as the Green City Accord, the Resilient Cities Network and the European Network of Social Integration Enterprises can strengthen the political will and the capacity of key actors to protect and enhance the urban environment in collaboration with citizens and other stakeholders. The aim of doing so is to mitigate future risks and increase the preparedness of communities vis-à-vis global threats and disasters, without leaving anyone behind.

Promoting green and sustainable tourism is part of the EU’s commitment to building a sustainable economy based on the European Green Deal. Innovative projects implemented across Europe show how responsible and green tourism can support the recovery of the European economy after the COVID-19 pandemic. This is particularly important in less visited but culturally rich destinations across Europe. At the same time, it must be borne in mind that the benefits of tourism must be balanced with environmental protection, as tourism has a serious impact not only on natural and cultural resources but also on the local population. Therefore, the EU’s continued support and commitment to the protection of natural areas is more important than ever. As part of EUROPE DIRECT Podravje, PIP organises a debate on the development of sustainable tourism and its impact on the environment, thereby opening a local dialogue on the future of Europe. The event is a unique opportunity for all people, organisations and businesses in the region to gain more insight into the topics of green tourism, share knowledge and discuss the challenges you face in your local context. Panelists: Jerneja South JERŠE, Head of the European Commission Representation in Slovenia; Andrejbach, Director of Ormož Public Institute for Tourism, Culture and Sport; Danijel VRBNJAK, Professor of Science, Mayor of the Municipality of Ormož and – Ksenija FLEGAR, acting Director-General of the Directorate for Tourism at MGRT. Slovenia is the land of an unspoilt green nature, which encourages us to act responsibly, protect and preserve natural and cultural treasures. As we want to have our green country, we invite you to join us in the debate on how to harness the potential of sustainable tourism to create a healthy and competitive Europe and to help shape its future. Together, build green policies and green experiences.

The Center for Research on Democracy and Law of the University of Macedonia (Greece) and Heinrich Böll Stiftung Greece are co-organizing a conference titled "The EU’s Green New Deal after the COVID-19 Pandemic: Concerns and Revelations" on Thursday, 26 June 2021, 17.00 (Greek date/time), within the framework of the Conference for the Future of Europe. The conference aims at addressing issues relevant to the EU Green New Deal from a multidisciplinary perspective, including the implementation of the Dear after the COVID-10 pandemic at the national and supranational levels. Speakers include academics, representatives from civil society organizations, and elected officials at the local level.

Watch three videos about poorly degradable fluorine substances, which are used in all kinds of products such as tefalpans, rainwear or extinguishing foam. Learn more about the impacts on the environment and public health, and on the debate on tightening up European regulations. Explore the pros and cons of adapting the DNA of bacteria, with which researchers in the EU project Sinfonia want to reduce the pollution of fluorinated bioplastics. Discuss this with fellow citizens and fill out three short questionnaires. The partners in the Sinfonia project would like to know what you think of their research, and we share the results of the workshop via the website of the Conference on the Future of Europe.

Europe DIRECT BUZĂU – having as its host structure the Buzău Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Agriculture, invites you to participate on Thursday 29.07.2021 from 10:00 a.m. to the event: “Change your way of life! Sort, recycle, re-use, be responsible!”. The event will take place in the conference room of EUROPE DIRECT Buzău. The information event and the ensuing debate are organised in collaboration with BUZĂU PRIMĂRIA, RER SUD SA and GREENFIBER INTERNATIONAL SA commercial societies and are part of the Europe Direct Buzău Action Plan for 2021-2022, priority no. 1 of the European Commission – the European Green Pact. The agenda of the event will be as follows: • Future of the European Union Digital Platform of the Conference on the Future (https://futureu.europa.eu); • Presentation of the European Green Pact; • Buzău – circular city; • Selective waste collection in Buzău municipality and county; • Correct recycling of waste – environmental benefits; • Debates based on the materials presented. GUESTS: • Mrs. Oana Matache – Deputy Mayor of Buzău; • Mrs. Denisa Hâncu – Public Relations Specialist RER SUD SA Buzău; • Mrs. Sofronea Mihaela – PR Manager GREEN GROUP Buzău. The importance of protecting the planet’s natural resources, a healthy environment without pollution and the European Commission’s environmental strategy for the coming period will be highlighted. The presentations will be followed by a debate on the topics presented by encouraging an active dialogue with participants at the event.

Climate change is humanity’s main challenge and its serious impact on the Spanish-Portuguese border is becoming more than evident. In recent years, efforts to combat climate change have focused mainly on replacing fossil energy sources with renewable energy, and on promoting energy efficiency, however, although progress must continue in this direction, the climate emergency and the speed with which less favourable scenarios are being reached show us that this is not enough. The Castile-Leon border with Portugal is one of the most vulnerable areas to climate change in our region, as demonstrated by the climate scenarios designed, which will have consequences on economic activities (agricultural and forestry sector, tourism, etc.) on health, biodiversity and the frequency and intensity of extreme events such as droughts or forest fires. This leads us to consider the need for the importance of cross-border cooperation to articulate a coordinated and innovative response to climate change, to increase the resilience of the border territory, while at the same time serving as a reference at European level on the importance of cooperation and joint action to tackle climate change. The innovative approach obliges us to go beyond energy-related actions and address new tools, based on the ambition of climate objectives. The first innovative response is to address a new model of production and consumption, based on a circular, regenerative economy, in the light of the fact that, even if we were able to completely transform our energy and transport model into clean energy, more than 45 % of our CO2 emissions are caused by the production and consumption of goods and food. The second innovative response is to bring adaptation to climate change to the front line of joint action in the light of the evidence that its consequences are manifesting in an accelerated manner, much faster than the forecasts of the different scenarios had anticipated. Meeting 1: “The circular economy as a response to climate change”. Table-Debate: To reflect on the answers needed to make our production and consumption model a low-carbon model throughout the product lifecycle and in the development of new business models. Meeting 2: “Adaptation to climate change: increase the resilience of the border territory”. Table-Debate: To reflect on the need to develop climate adaptation and resilience plans for the economic activities and cities of the border territory, the protection of health and economic activities. Presentation of Good Practices: Exhibition on the web www.espaciofronteira.eu and during the meetings, of the main projects (best practice) of cross-border cooperation* developed in recent years, related to climate change and the circular economy, highlighting the results obtained and lessons learned to promote their replicability. It is accompanied by a social media outreach plan for each of the projects identified. *Both the meeting and the projects on which good practices are presented have been co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) within the framework of the INTERREG V-A Spain-Portugal Operational Programme (2014-2020).

The European Green Picnic organised by Europe Direct Słupsk will take place on 11 July 2021 from 11 a.m. to 15 p.m. in the Cultural and Leisure Park in Słupsk. The picnic will take place in a climate of upcycling and zero waste. The programme of the event is further described in our social media and on the Europe Direct Słupsk website. The event will gather citizens’ views on actions affecting the implementation of the European Green Deal in the local environment.

Next Thursday, November 18, at 17:00 h. will take place at the IES Juan de la Cierva y Codorníu in Totana (Murcia) an event with students between 14 and 17 years old whose theme will be: climate change and the environment, by Maria José García Cano (eTwinner, winner of the European Quality Label for the realisation of her latest eTwinning project, coordinator of the Erasmus+ projects at her school, located in Lorca and Ambassador for the Future of Europe in Spain), in collaboration with teachers of the institute, the intervention of MEPs of the European Parliament, the Murcian Marcos Ros and Pilar del Castillo, as well as the President of the Autonomous Council of the European Movement in the Murcia Region, Teresa Allepuz. This event is aimed at informing our young people about the actions the European Parliament is taking in the field of the environment, as well as promoting youth participation in terms of input of ideas, suggestions, opinions... which will be transferred to the Conference on the Future of Europe, #CoFoE The event is titled: “For a sustainable Europe” and will first explain what the Conference on the Future of Europe is and why it is important for young people to participate in such actions open to citizens; the theme of the event will be linked to the Erasmus+ project on sustainability which is being carried out at the institute; there will be a reflection on how Europe addresses issues related to environment, climate change and sustainability, and finally, the prizes of the photography competition taking place with high participation will be awarded.

In line with the 2050 climate targets to which the EU committed itself under the European Green Deal, the European Commission proposed a new Circular Economy Action Plan in March 2020. It focuses on waste prevention and management and aims to promote the EU’s growth, competitiveness and global leadership. If we continue to use resources in the same way as we have done so far, we would need at least three planets of the Earth by 2050. Finite resources and climate challenges require us to move towards a carbon-neutral, environmentally sustainable, non-toxic and fully circular economy by 2050. At the same time, the current crisis, which has hit SMEs and industry in particular, has highlighted weaknesses in value and source chains. The circular economy will reduce CO2 emissions while stimulating economic growth and creating jobs. In order to achieve a fully circular economy, sustainability needs to be mainstreamed at all stages of the value chain: from design to production to the road to the consumer. What are the views of South Bohemia students on circular economy issues? We will tell them about this during the debate on the Conference on the Future of Europe!

CoFE about “Håll Sverige Clean” and “World cleanup day” is a collaboration with Keep Jkpg clean a local inspirer, influencer and blogger on social media. Together with Jönköping City, Keep JKPG Clean, June Avfall & Environment, Students for Sustainable Action, and “Håll Sverige Rent”, Europe Direct Jönköping County invites citizens to a day of garbage in focus and opportunity for citizens’ dialogue for the future of Europe. The subject of the CoFE event is the Green Deal and climate issues linked to the new “EU Plastics Strategy”. Europe Direct Jönköping County provides information on EU and Sweden’s “plastic laws/strategies” and how they will contribute to improving for land, sea and animals, as well as helping to clean up the city and nature. Citizens are encouraged with their tips on how to use less plastics, how they want the EU to contribute to improving the environment and climate.

The aim of the debate is to look at the mistakes of human relations with nature, the negative impact not only on the environment, but also on ourselves, through the use of humor. Participants of the discussion together with well-known artists will discuss how art can influence negative changes in nature. We will talk about the European Green Deal’s objective of improving people’s well-being: achieving climate neutrality by 2050 and the protection of natural habitats.

Our webinar about climate policy and sustainability is an event for the members of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. We will discuss the relevant European legislation processes that can affect the SME’s or families, and talk about the possible outcomes of the European climate strategy. We believe that we should do everything we can stop climate change, but we also have to act wisely.

Climate change is humanity’s main challenge and its serious impact on the Spanish-Portuguese border is becoming more than evident. In recent years, efforts to combat climate change have focused mainly on replacing fossil energy sources with renewable energy, and on promoting energy efficiency, however, although progress must continue in this direction, the climate emergency and the speed with which less favourable scenarios are being reached show us that this is not enough. The Castile-Leon border with Portugal is one of the most vulnerable areas to climate change in our region, as demonstrated by the climate scenarios designed, which will have consequences on economic activities (agricultural and forestry sector, tourism, etc.) on health, biodiversity and the frequency and intensity of extreme events such as droughts or forest fires. This leads us to consider the need for the importance of cross-border cooperation to articulate a coordinated and innovative response to climate change, to increase the resilience of the border territory, while at the same time serving as a reference at European level on the importance of cooperation and joint action to tackle climate change. The innovative approach obliges us to go beyond energy-related actions and address new tools, based on the ambition of climate objectives. The first innovative response is to address a new model of production and consumption, based on a circular, regenerative economy, in the light of the fact that, even if we were able to completely transform our energy and transport model into clean energy, more than 45 % of our CO2 emissions are caused by the production and consumption of goods and food. The second innovative response is to bring adaptation to climate change to the front line of joint action in the light of the evidence that its consequences are manifesting in an accelerated manner, much faster than the forecasts of the different scenarios had anticipated. Meeting 1: “The circular economy as a response to climate change”. Table-Debate: To reflect on the answers needed to make our production and consumption model a low-carbon model throughout the product lifecycle and in the development of new business models. Meeting 2: “Adaptation to climate change: increase the resilience of the border territory”. Table-Debate: To reflect on the need to develop climate adaptation and resilience plans for the economic activities and cities of the border territory, the protection of health and economic activities. Presentation of Good Practices: Exhibition on the web www.espaciofronteira.eu and during the meetings, of the main projects (best practice) of cross-border cooperation* developed in recent years, related to climate change and the circular economy, highlighting the results obtained and lessons learned to promote their replicability. It is accompanied by a social media outreach plan for each of the projects identified. *Both the meeting and the projects on which good practices are presented have been co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) within the framework of the INTERREG V-A Spain-Portugal Operational Programme (2014-2020).

The Conference on the Future of Europe is a unique opportunity for Europe’s citizens to discuss Europe’s challenges and priorities here and now. For the event in Nova Gorica we chose the theme Climate Change and Environment. Combating climate change and environmental damage is an urgent issue in the European Union and worldwide. To make the world a better world for all, we need a strategy for Europe to continue to lead the world on the road to sustainability and climate neutrality. The event will address the city from a resource efficiency perspective for the circular economy and will address the following topics: — “Farm to Fork” — A healthier future for all based on sustainable agriculture — Clean energy — the energy sources of which we use in our daily lives, especially in view of the increasing number of new digital workloads — Sustainable industry — quest for more environmentally friendly production methods and ways to ensure that European companies benefit from the first-on-market advantages — Construction and renovation — Reducing the environmental impact of the construction sector — Sustainable mobility — Promoting more sustainable means of transport connecting the event: Mija Lorbek, Xcenter Moderator: Jurij Giacomelli, Circular Business Academy 9.00-9.30: Meeting of participants at breakfast 9.30-11.30: — Introductory greetings, presentation of guests and brief description of the discussion, Mija Lorbek — Introduction to the discussion, Jurij Giacomelli (What is circular economy? What is meant by transition and what this dictates at all levels, a different presentation of the central levels of governance in the examples of some European cities and the presentation of examples of good practices, which serves as a starting point for coming to Goriška and addressing the cutting of our reality. The circular economy is a common denominator of the areas that we will address: infrastructure — Geostrategic aspect — Rail — Green sustainable transport — Industry 4.0) — Discussion with guests and participants — Conclusion and brief summary of participants’ views 11.30-12.00 — Informal coffee gathering and late breakfast

The event “A route from Italy for Europe — The Manifesto of Assisi”, part of the series of meetings “The Green Deal we are us” — “Tools for an environmental culture” aims to put in communication the current climate crisis with Christian religious precepts, thanks to the contribution of the Encyclical Laudato Sì of Pope Francis. The event was realised thanks to the collaboration with Shylock CUT Centro Universitario Teatrale of Venice, with religious organisations of the territory and Assisi. He will be present at the event Father Enzo Fortunato of the Sacred Convent of Assisi. Current and important topics such as the circular and sustainable economy in a global key will be discussed during the event. The challenge of the climate crisis can therefore be an opportunity to put Italy on the move in the name of a common and better future. Info: https://www.comune.venezia.it/it/content/28102021-una-rotta-dallitalia-leuropa-il-manifesto-assisi

Citizen consultation all public. Animation provided by the Mouvement Européenne Loire and LIANE, association for the protection of nature and the environment. With the participation of representatives from Germany, Croatia, Spain, France and Italy from the 7 cities participating in the project “Dessining our Europe of Tomorrow” (Europe for Citizens)

A workshop day dealing with the links between the climate emergency and the Covid-19 crisis. Schüler:innen, Verter:innen civil society and members of the European Parliament meet to strengthen cooperation and show solidarity with marginalised groups disproportionately affected by climate change and the social struggles of Covid-19. Members of the European Parliament participate in the workshop to discuss the demands of the Schüler:innen for transnational solidarity and unifying policies.

Europe Direct Molise, Europe Direct Abruzzo, the Consorzio Punto europa, the European Documentation Centre of the University of Molise are organising an online meeting on the theme 'Conference on the Future of Europe. Environment and climate change’. The event takes advantage of the collaboration of Legambiente Molise and the Re-active Association. Participants are the teams of the Technical Institute ‘Marconi’, of the I.I.S. ‘L. Da Vinci — Fascetti’ of Pisa, of the Liceo Scientifico ‘M. Delfico’ of Teramo (Convitto Nazionale) and of the I.I.S. ‘G. Lombardo Radice’ of Bojano. The event is part of the series of initiatives planned by the organisers to celebrate the European Year of Youth and to encourage citizens’ participation in the work of the Conference on the Future of Europe. Each meeting, then, is characterised by an in-depth focus that will vary from time to time, taking into account the topics covered by the Conference. On this occasion, we are discussing environmental protection and combating climate change via the European Commission’s Green Deal. The event is held on the Meet platform at meet.google.com/ujr-ezej-pqt and live Facebook on the page of ZonaRossa Webtv and Europe Direct Molise. After the institutional greetings of the President of the Province of Campobasso, Francesco Roberti; of the Single Consorzio Punto Europa — Europe Direct Abruzzo, Filippo Lucci; by the head of the Unimol European Documentation Centre, Rosanna Cifolelli, the technical interventions followed by the debate with the students who will first present their projects. Carmela Basile, responsible for Europe Direct Molise, will speak with a report on ‘The Conference on the Future of Europe’; Paola Casalena (responsible for Europe Direct Abruzzo) will report on ‘The environmental policy of the European Union’; the director of Legambiente Molise, Giorgio Arcolesse, will talk about ‘PNRR, the last call for Europe’; finally, the president of the Scientific Committee of Legambiente Molise, Angelo Sanzò, spoke on ‘The global energy transition’. These are topics of extreme topicality, which animate daily discussions on the press and social media but that want to bring back even in moments of confrontation like these, encouraging the discussion and the active participation of the participants. Important moment is the presentation of projects by schools: class 4^ A of the Scientific High School ‘G. Lombardo — Rodice’ of Bojano (Project ‘But what air pulls’), class 3^C of the Scientific High School M. Delfico di Teramo (Project ‘The food of the future... the future of food’), class 3^ AI — I.T.S.T ‘Marconi’ of Campobasso with the I.I.S.S ‘Da Vinci — Fascetti’ of Pisa (Project Etwinning Future in your hands). At the end of the final debate to gather indications and ideas for reflection on the topics covered. After the institutional greetings of the President of the Province of Campobasso, Francesco Roberti; of the Single Consorzio Punto Europa — Europe Direct Abruzzo, Filippo Lucci; the head of the Unimol European Documentation Centre, Rosanna Cifolelli, will be followed by the student debate. Carmela Basile, responsible for Europe Direct Molise (also as moderator), spoke with a report on ‘The Conference on the Future of Europe’; Paola Casalena (responsible for Europe Direct Abruzzo) will report on ‘The environmental policy of the European Union’; the director of Legambiente Molise, Giorgio Arcolesse, will talk about ‘PNRR, the last call for Europe’; finally, the president of the Scientific Committee of Legambiente Molise, Angelo Sanzò, will speak on ‘The global energy transition’. These are topics of extreme topicality, which animate daily discussions on the press and social media but that want to bring back even in moments of confrontation like these, encouraging the discussion and the active participation of the participants. Important moment is the presentation of projects by schools: class 4^ A of the Scientific High School ‘G. Lombardo — Rodice’ of Bojano (Project ‘But what air pulls’), class 3^C of the Scientific High School M. Delfico di Teramo (Project ‘The food of the future... the future of food’), class 3^ AI — I.T.S.T ‘Marconi’ of Campobasso with the I.I.S.S ‘Da Vinci — Fascetti’ of Pisa (Project Etwinning Future in your hands). At the end of the final debate to gather indications and ideas for reflection on the topics covered.

While we can still meet... we propose that, on the Day of Education and Centers EUROPE DIRECT — “Back to University”, where we have a lot to learn about “Green Europe”, i.e.: — education for Sustainable Development as a priority for the EU, — the renewable resources of forests, — about waste, recycling and what we can do for a cleaner environment and more green around us. Tuesday, October 5th, from 11 a.m., at the Vâlcea County Library. Any change of program (possibly translated online) will be announced on our page.

With the help of expert speakers and successful entrepreneurs, the event will provide participants with insights into business-environmental encounters, opportunities and successes of green startups in the EU. Our aim is to promote an environmentally conscious entrepreneurial mindset, taking into account the opportunities of firms engaged in climate-neutral activities in the European business and social environment. We are initiating a dialogue, encouraging the audience to formulate how to better promote an environmentally conscious approach in the business world.

Mapping the itinerary for Serbia’s EU accession policy concerning environmental issues in line with COM’s Fit for 55 agenda. The conference aims at discussing actions taken, issues that still need to be tackled and the possible support from MS (namely HU) to facilitate accession negotiations. Also, it is an effort to include Serbia into the Future of Europe agenda.

Debate on the environment and climate change with participants selected by specialised company in a way to represent or all national. Initiative Calouste Gulbenkian e Nossa Europa com o MEP Jose Manuel Fernandes

Climate change is one of today’s major global challenges, which in turn poses increasingly important challenges to human health, safety, well-being, as well as to the economy and nature as a whole. How does the climate change? What causes climate change? What influences them? How can we get involved to mitigate these changes? We will learn it in a conversation with environmental researcher, biologist, journalist MĀRI Olti

The informal group of young people (Evrydiki Papavarnavas and Gabriel Efstratiou), in cooperation with Cyprus Youth Diplomacy and the Cyprus Youth Council, is organising a debate on "Biodiversity Rehabilitation and Pollution Reduction: Cyprus’ actions and the European Green Deal" in the framework of the Conference on the Future of Europe. The aim of the event is to actively involve relevant stakeholders with youth organisations and wider civil society on the issue of biodiversity restoration and pollution reduction. Through the event, we would like to reach substantial conclusions that can be posted on the website of the Conference on the Future of Europe on the topic of climate change and the environment.

The first students at the ERASME Institute in Toulouse reflect on the future of Europe after taking a course on history, institutions, citizens’ rights and the Green Pact. The Europe-Europe Direct House offers a reflection guided by a questionnaire.

Joint event with Castilla-La Mancha in hybrid format (presencial and online) and with two locations (Mérida and Toledo) in successive thematic days of tomorrow that will be broadcast live with a space open to the participation of attendees through interactive chat. It will analyse the actions to be implemented from the regional level to contribute to the objectives that Europe has set itself in the field of the ecological transition for the coming decades and which have been considered priorities to guide and guarantee the future growth of the continent and as a benchmark in the fight against climate change. It will be assisted by a representation of society as a whole from both Autonomous Communities and all their branches, with the aim of achieving the broader perspective of the public and private positions of both regions on the future of Europe in ecological matters (Energy and Sustainability). The Merida event will specifically address the energy transition.

1. Investigación del contexto: esta actividad la realiza el alumnado en clase. 2. 16 febrero, 9.25-10.20 (online) Debate con Sare Berdeak: 3. 17 de febrero, 10.30: Salida con Ola Sin Plástico: acción de recogida de residuos en playa (Arrigunaga – Getxo): 4. 25 de febrero, 11.30: Puesta en común de resultados en el aula: intervención de cierre con representantes de de la Comisión Europea en España y Concejal de Medio Ambiente del Ayuntamiento de Getxo. 15 minutos de intervención por ponentes y luego preguntas. 5. Redacción del documento final de propuestas para publicar en la plataforma de la CoFoE