About Green Move

The Municipality of Glabušovce is a unique territorial and administrative unit within the Slovak Republic, operating independently in accordance with the Act of the National Council of the Slovak Republic No. 369/1990 Coll. on Municipal Establishment. As an autonomous entity, Glabušovce exercises its authority to govern and manage local affairs, ensuring the well-being and development of its community. With a commitment to serving the needs of its residents, the municipality actively engages in the planning and implementation of various initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life within the region. Its autonomous status empowers Glabušovce to make decisions that effectively address local challenges and promote sustainable growth.

The Federation of Youth Associations for European Mobility (FAJUME) is dedicated to empowering young people by fostering a vibrant network among its member entities, including the Vrenza Youth Association, JOY Youth and Sports Association, and the Tiraboleiros Youth Association. Through its involvement in the GreenMove project, FAJUME aims to enhance youth engagement in European initiatives, encouraging their active participation in political processes and democratic practices. The federation seeks to inspire a deeper appreciation for diverse cultures and European realities, uniting young voices across the continent. By promoting collaboration and shared experiences, FAJUME contributes significantly to the project's objectives of mobility, sustainability, and cultural exchange.

The Development Company of Paphos Aphrodite LTD, plays a crucial role in fostering local development through a dynamic framework that integrates local socio-economic data with broader regional, national, and European trends. In the context of the GreenMove project, ANETPA actively supports local agencies and self-governments by facilitating the planning and execution of development initiatives that provide mutual benefits. By advocating for decentralized development planning, ANETPA emphasizes the importance of endogenous and self-sustaining approaches that empower communities to thrive independently. Through its commitment to collaboration and innovation, ANETPA contributes to a sustainable future, ensuring that local voices are heard in the European mobility landscape.

MTÜ Rabarada is dedicated to fostering and promoting STEM and environmental education for both youth and adults, cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset along with sustainable and socially responsible business practices. The organization emphasizes the importance of healthy lifestyles, including sports and nutrition, while celebrating local heritage—both tangible and intangible. Through strong collaboration with local communities, MTÜ Rabarada supports initiatives that promote responsible citizenship. To achieve its goals within the GreenMove project, MTÜ Rabarada organizes walking tours and educational programs for schools and businesses, initiates projects at local, national, and international levels, and actively seeks funding through Erasmus+ grants and national education funds. Additionally, the organization provides youth participation activities that involve cultural engagement with the local community, publishes educational materials, offers on-demand courses, and promotes professional development for educators, thereby creating a comprehensive framework for learning and community involvement.

The Regional Association of Czech Red Cross Usti nad Orlici operates in alignment with the Fundamental Principles of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, including humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, and universality. These principles encapsulate the Movement's ethics and form the foundation of our commitment to assisting individuals in need during armed conflicts, natural disasters, and other emergencies. In the context of the GreenMove project, our organization focuses on several key areas, including the education of various age and social groups in health prevention, providing psychosocial support, and ensuring health supervision at social and sports events. Additionally, we organize local, regional, and national competitions for children and youth centered on health care knowledge and first aid. We actively seek to recognize and appreciate blood donors in the region and provide social and educational activities for seniors.

Since its establishment in 2011, West-Pannon Nonprofit Ltd. has been dedicated to implementing domestic, cross-border, and transnational projects in Western Transdanubia, focusing on sustainable regional development through active involvement of local stakeholders. In the context of the GreenMove project, we prioritize building partnerships and fostering networks that enhance collaboration across our international initiatives. By leveraging the knowledge and expertise acquired through these projects, we offer flexible professional support to local communities, self-governments, regions, and businesses in various domains. Additionally, we assist ministries and regional institutions in elevating their development programs by facilitating effective cooperation with European partner organizations.

The Municipality of Podstrana is a unit of local self-government. The municipality in the self-governing scope performs activities of local importance that directly realize the rights of citizens through: settlement planning, spatial and urban planning, communal economy, social welfare, education, culture, physical education and sports, environmental protection, fire protection, civil protection and traffic. The municipal administration consists of a mayor office and 4 administrative departments: Legal Affairs Department; Social services and EU Funds Department; Finance Department; Spatial Planning and Environmental Protection Department.

The mission of Valongo Municipality is to plan, organise and implement policies to strategically affirm the territory's values and build capacity to address the challenges of competitiveness and innovation within the framework of sustainable development. The municipality of Valongo seeks to respond to the challenges of urban and rural dynamics through the development of various projects. The Municipality promotes the territory and its natural heritage through several projects, such as Porto Mountain Park, the natural regeneration and the public participation through projects like Biodivercities, the Green Category of Valongo from Youth Participatory Budget and the Municipal Masterplan.

Fano, the third most populous town in the Marche Region of Italy, is dedicated to addressing sustainable urban planning, environmental protection, cultural initiatives, and social inclusion, while embracing innovation and new technologies. The municipality is home to a specialized internal Unit responsible for Environmental Protection, the Agenda 2030, the Green New Deal, Smart City initiatives, and innovation technology. This Unit works closely with the Public Works Unit, particularly in relation to sustainable mobility efforts. With extensive experience in environmental protection, Fano is actively engaged in tackling significant challenges such as reducing CO2 emissions. Through its involvement in the GreenMove project, the Municipality of Fano aims to further enhance its sustainable practices and strengthen its commitment to creating a greener, more resilient community.

The City of Livno serves as an administrative body and is the legal successor of the former Municipality of Livno, having attained city status on April 28, 2017, with the adoption of the Law on the City of Livno by the Parliament and the House of Peoples of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The city administration is structured into seven administrative units, each overseen by the mayor's assistants, along with a department for common affairs and the mayor's office, which are managed by the heads of departments. The City of Livno employs a diverse team of 98 professionals across its administration units, all under the leadership of the mayor. Through its participation in the GreenMove project, Livno aims to enhance its urban development initiatives, promote sustainability, and engage its community in environmentally responsible practices, contributing to a better quality of life for its residents.

BK-95 is an active NGO with over 30 years of experience, founded in 1996 to address various issues related to sports in Latvia. The association is dedicated to promoting the development of youth sports, advocating for sports accessibility for all, and enhancing the overall sports system in the country. Through a diverse array of promotional campaigns, BK-95 raises awareness of sports in Latvia via local projects and events. The organization conducts educational initiatives, including conferences, seminars, workshops, information days, debates, panel discussions, focus groups, and round tables, effectively engaging the community and fostering a culture of active living. As part of the GreenMove project, BK-95 aims to further its mission by integrating sustainable practices within sports and promoting environmental awareness among athletes and the broader community.

The Siġġiewi Local Council serves as the administrative body for the locality and is part of the Local Government Division in Malta. Its primary mission is to enhance the well-being of its residents by providing optimal services and managing the community's daily operations. Known as Città Ferdinand, Siġġiewi is a small town located on a plateau in the southwest of Malta, approximately 10 kilometres from Valletta, with a population of around 9,000, primarily composed of farmers engaged in the surrounding agricultural fields. Founded in the 14th century, Siġġiewi was granted city status on December 30, 1797, by Grandmaster Ferdinand von Hompesch, who named it "Città Ferdinand." As the third largest locality by surface area in Malta, Siġġiewi is committed to promoting sustainable practices within the community. Through its involvement in the GreenMove project, the Local Council aims to foster environmental stewardship and enhance the quality of life for its residents while preserving the town's rich cultural heritage.

Murska Sobota is the administrative center of the northernmost municipality in Slovenia, with a population of approximately 19,000 residents. This vibrant town connects with its 11 neighboring villages, including Bakovci, Černelavci, Krog, Kupšinci, Markišavci, Nemčavci, Polana, Pušča, Rakičan, Stahovci, and Veščica. First mentioned in historical records in 1366, Murska Sobota has long served as a hub for various administrative and judicial functions. Today, it stands as the focal point of the Pomurje region, bridging the Slovenian Pannonian space along both banks of the Mura River—linking the historical region of Prekmurje on the left bank with Styria and Prlekija on the right bank. Its status as a center is underscored by the presence of courts, healthcare facilities, educational institutions, cultural establishments, businesses, banks, and shopping malls. With substantial experience in managing EU projects, Murska Sobota is well-positioned to engage in the GreenMove project, aiming to promote sustainable development and enhance the well-being of its community while leveraging its rich cultural heritage.

Gotse Delchev Municipality is located in the Southwest Bulgaria in the valley of Mesta River. The municipality is a local government body as stated in art. 17 of LSGLAA. In accordance to this law, the organization is authorized to act independently on the following areas of local importance: municipal property, municipal enterprises, municipal finances, taxes, municipal administration; planning and development of the municipality and its settlements; education; health; culture; urbanization and communal activities; social services; environmental protection and rational use of natural resources; maintenance and preservation of cultural, historical and architectural monuments; development of sport, recreation and tourism.

BETI founded in 2003 by a dedicated team of professionals with over 15 years of experience in ICT and educational technologies, BETI has established itself as a leader in enhancing educational practices. The organization has gained extensive expertise in various areas, including ICT-enhanced training, distance education methodology, learning technologies, multimedia production, and web application development. Through the implementation of diverse activities in higher education and vocational training sectors, BETI has accumulated a wealth of knowledge and skills. The team actively participates in both national and European initiatives, engaging with programs such as Framework, Eureka, Socrates, Leonardo da Vinci, Phare, and UNESCO, among others. As part of the GreenMove project, BETI aims to leverage its experience to promote sustainable and innovative approaches in education, fostering environmental awareness and responsible practices within learning environments.

The RTIS Network (Resilience through Innovation and Sustainability) is a dynamic European training and consulting company that was officially established in 2021. Our team consists of experienced professionals hailing from key sectors undergoing rapid growth and transformation. We are committed to pioneering practical resilience strategies that emphasize sustainable development, efficient waste management, innovation, and effective adaptation and mitigation practices for climate change. Through our participation in the GreenMove project, RTIS Network aims to leverage its expertise to promote sustainability and resilience in communities, fostering a collaborative approach to addressing environmental challenges and enhancing the well-being of citizens across Europe.