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Gaming for climate chanCe

Training Course

25 June - 1 July 2026 | Palermo, Italy

This activity centres on the hands-on testing and technical evaluation of four game prototypes — two analogue and two digital — developed as part of the project "Gaming for Climate Change".

"Gaming for Climate Change" is a project co-funded by the European Union under Key Action 2 (KA2) of the Erasmus+ programme. It brings together 5 organisations across 5 countries: InformaGiovani (Italy), Equação (Portugal), Ambitia (Slovenia), Share Europe (Bulgaria), and Radi Vidi Pats (Latvia).

The project addresses the topic of climate change through gamification as a non-formal education methodology. More precisely, it aims to equip youth workers with effective educational tools for engaging young people on environmental issues in a fun and meaningful way. The main outcome will be a set of 4 educational games on climate change.

The games will be the result of 22 months of interconnected activities, encompassing: the design and development of the games themselves; local and international testing sessions involving young people — including those with fewer opportunities — and youth workers; and promotion and dissemination activities at both local and international level, aimed at raising the project's visibility, sharing its results, and advocating for its inclusive and participatory approach.

 

This activity centres on the hands-on testing and technical evaluation of four game prototypes — two analogue and two digital — developed as part of the project "Gaming for Climate Change". Participants will be guided through the entire development process, from the initial concept to the tools used for production.
A significant part of the activity will be dedicated to direct game testing: participants will play the games together and provide feedback and professional insights as youth workers. This input will be invaluable in refining gameplay mechanics and addressing any issues before the final versions are released.
 

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Training overview

http://trainings.salto-youth.net/14805

This Training Course is

for 30 participants

from Erasmus+ Youth Programme countries , Partner Countries Neighbouring the EU

and recommended for

Youth workers, Trainers, Youth leaders

Working language(s):

English

Organiser:

InformaGiovani ETS (Youth NGO)

Established in 2001 by a group of volunteers, InformaGiovani ETS (IG) aims are:
● to foster and promote human and civil rights, with focus on the right to information and participation;
● defending social and collective rights;
● to promote local and international volunteering as tools for social inclusion and change.
IG runs activities of information, training, seminars on EU programmes, on social volunteering and
international co-operation. The association focuses on activities of social inclusion and rehabilitation of young

people who are facing or are at risk of social exclusion, in particular NEET, young unemployed, young
migrants, young people with sensorial disabilities, and young offenders in probation period.
Focusing on youth and personal development of youngsters through international voluntary activities and non-formal education, InformaGiovani has been involving volunteers in activities with great social value
aimed at enhancing the role of volunteering as a tool for social inclusion, and at developing youngsters’ sense of belonging to the European and local community. Since 2008 it has organized youth exchanges and international workcamps, involving hundreds of participants in local and international activities.

It is currently accredited for youth mobility (KA1) and holds an ESC Quality Label as LEAD organisation.
Since 2010 IG is leading a European Network on social volunteering, youth inclusion and participation,
recognised by the EACEA of the European Commission, that nowadays counts 23 members in 20 EU countries.
The network is recognised in the frame of both the CERV programme and the Erasmus+ programme.
Information about the Network are available at https://ignet.eu/ignet

Since 2010 it has developed cooperation also with organisations from Asia, Latin America and Africa.
Moreover, the Association is partner of Alliance network of European Voluntary Service Organisations.
Since July 2016, the association has been allocated an office confiscated from the Mafia by the Municipality
of Palermo, where we currently manage the front office of the Youth Infopoint.

In 2022, our association joined the European network Eurodesk as a centre for the metropolitan area of
Palermo, Sicily.

Since 2026 till 2030, IG is the managing body of the Europe Direct Centre of Palermo.

Outreach

Over the years, IG has developed several tools, ensuring a wide outreach and visibility.
In particular:
● national italian newsletter with about 60.000 subscribers (both individuals, NGOs, and public
institutions)
● European newsletter with about 9000 subscribers (both individuals and NGOs)
● Italian newsletter for journalists (12.000 subscribers)
● Social media channels (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Youtube and TikTok) with some 40.000
followers and a total reach of some 500.000 persons
● A multilingual accessible website with about 5 million views - (1 million individual viewers) every year

Contact for questions:

Stefano

E-Mail:

Phone: +393339528439

Costs

Participation fee

No

Accommodation and food

All the costs are covered by Erasmus+ programme

Travel reimbursement

This mobility is funded by the Erasmus+ Programme (KA220-YOU): board and lodging during the activity are covered by the Erasmus+ grant.

Travel costs will be reimbursed on the basis of actual expenses, up to the budget limit calculated according to the Erasmus+ distance band calculator. Expenses incurred in currencies other than Euro will be converted in accordance with the monthly exchange rate published on the InforEuro official website.

Travel Distance: 10 – 99 km

Maximum travel reimbursement Non green travel: 28 EUR

Maximum travel reimbursement Green travel: 56 EUR

Travel Distance: 100 – 499 km

Maximum travel reimbursement Non green travel:  211 EUR

Maximum travel reimbursement Green travel: 285 EUR

Travel Distance: 500 – 1999 km

Maximum travel reimbursement Non green travel:  309 EUR

Maximum travel reimbursement Green travel: 417 EUR

Travel Distance: 2000 – 2999 km 

Maximum travel reimbursement Non green travel:  395 EUR

Maximum travel reimbursement Green travel: 535 EUR

Participants are entitled to receive a Youthpass certificate from the organiser, for recognition of their competence development during the activity. Read more about Youthpass:

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