| 2. Project title as used in publicity and others materials | Make Europe Sustainable for All |
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| 3. Project number | 388-064 |
| 4. Year of Call | 2016 |
| 5. Project start month and year | 07/2017 |
| 6. Project finish month and year | 09/2020 |
| 7. Name and location of lead CSO or LA | cso: European Environmental Bureau (EEB) Belgium |
| 8. EU Member States where the project is being implemented | Austria Belgium Czech France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Lithuania Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Slovenia Spain |
| 9. EU Member States where sub-granting will be provided | Austria Belgium Czech Republic France Germany Greece Ireland Italy Lithuania Poland Portugal Romania Slovenia Spain |
| 10. Total project budget (in Euro): | 7,289,588.99 |
| 11. EC contribution to total project budget (percent): | 90 |
| 12. Main approach of the project | Campaigning-Advocacy |
| 13.Main project on-line information channels used by the project: |
Website:
http://makeeuropesustainableforall.org
Facebook: Twitter: #SDGs4All, #FightInequalities, #GoodFood4All Youtube: |
| 14. Why is the project taking place? | The world is facing an unprecedented number of crises, which require cooperation, transformation, and social and technological innovation. The Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development and the related Paris Agreement adopted in 2015 are multilateral agreements of historic importance. They are the two guiding documents of a universal nature that provide concrete targets and steps to address these crises, and to shift towards new pathways of inclusive, low-carbon, human rights based development. The universal and integrated approach of Agenda 2030 urges for political change on the local, national and international level, as well as an active participation of the civil society organisations and public legitimisation. Cooperation amongst CSOs has become more important than ever. Sense of ownership of the SDGs and its successful implementation requires ongoing participation at the national and local level of all sectors of European civil society, in particular working in cross-sectoral CSO coalitions. In order to successfully put pressure on governments to implement the SDGs, it is crucial to make it relevant in the public debates. It is key to work towards the transformation of the current lifestyles of EU citizens, which with their cumulative and excessive global ecological and social footprint contribute to the crises. |
| 15. Overall objective of the project | The Overall Objective of this action is to promote an ambitious implementation of Agenda 2030 by and in the EU, substantially increasing the awareness of EU citizens and policy-makers of their roles and responsibilities in working for a sustainable future. |
| 16. Specific objective(s) of the project | The specific direct effects achieved by the end of the project are that 15 national cross-sectoral civil society coalitions and one pan-EU coalition have informed 25 million and engaged 2 million EU citizens, have built capacity of >1750 CSOs and 4200 local citizen’s groups and engaged with 4100 key policy makers to implemented the SDGs and stimulate a change of lifestyle by sustainable consumption and production choices which benefit citizens in Europe and the world. |
| 17. What will have changed as a result of the project? (Summarise the intended outcome) | Oc1 : Pan-European CSO Coalition « SDG Watch Europe » is strengthened and members trained. Oc2 : 1750 CSOs have skills and understanding how to implement Agenda 2030. Oc3: A powerful pan-European campaign has informed 25 million citizens, 2 million engaged Oc4: Informing 4100 Policymakers and motivate them to act towards the implementation of the SDGs |
| 18. Main themes and geographical areas covered by the project | agriculture,forestry climate consumption ecology, biodiversity, natural environment economy gender equality human rights, justice hunger, food security livelihoods, employment, decent work migration policy poverty production social-economic equality sustainable development Europe: EU and EEA |
| 19. Project target groups, audiences and/or participants | d. Children (<16 years) e. Young people (16 to 35 years) f. Journalists g. Businessmen and women h. Local Authority policy decision makers m. Non-formal education institutions (e.g. youth clubs, community centres, adult education centres) n. Media institutions (print, broadcast, internet) o. Employees (incl. trade union members) p. Formal education institutions (schools, universities, etc.) |
| 20. Other target groups, audiences or participants not listed above | |
| 21. Main activities implemented by the project | series of workshops/courses (involving the same individuals over several, not necessarily consecutive, days) public meetings/public discussion fora exhibitions and fairs conferences public demonstrations/events protest marches lobbying actions stunts social media interventions and discussions initiated by the project |
| 22. Other major activities not listed above | |
| 23. Main achievement of the project to-date | - strengthened SDG Watch Europe (https://www.sdgwatcheurope.org/) - created and built up 16 national cross-sectoral coalitions advocating around the SDGs, - reinforced the capacity of 6225 CSOs and local groups - informed 21.397 policymakers about the 2030 Agenda. - engaged 1.278.632 citizens in making change to achieve the SDGs |
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